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The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants is an internationally recognised accountancy body with an emphasis on the development of the management accounting profession. CIMA has 172,000 members and students in 165 countries. Is CIMA for me? Most accounting qualifications prepare people for private practice working on external audit and tax issues. The CIMA syllabus is designed to prepare employees for a career in business with an emphasis on strategy, with many Chartered Management Accountants contributing in all areas of an organisation. CIMA covers topics that other accountancy qualifications don't, for example resource management, applied management accounting techniques and marketing operations. This qualification is ideal for those with a desire to develop business and financial strategy skills. Qualifying as a Chartered Management Accountant will not only allow you to strengthen your position in the market place by giving you the expertise to do so, but will also allow you to add significant value to your organisation. Click on the following links for more information: Examination Practical Experience Registration & Key Dates Entry Requirements Exemptions Examinations CIMA Professional (Operational, Management and Strategic levels) All Operational, Management and Strategic level exams are examined via three-hour paper-based exams, which are held at CIMA centres throughout the world. You will also receive 20 minutes of reading time on top of the three-hour exam period. The exams can be taken in May and November. Booking a course with us does not automatically enter you for the exams, you must do this directly with the CIMA. T4-Part B In addition to Part A (initial professional development and work-based practical experience), you will need to sit Part B (the exam). The exam takes place four times per year in March, May, September and November. Currently you can take the computer-based exam in March or September or the paper-based exam in May or November. Review our T4-Part B Policy Position for more information. Practical Experience In addition to passing your exams, you will also need to gain relevant practical experience in order to use the letters ACMA after your name and call yourself a Chartered Management Accountant. Your Career Profile must include: an assessment of practical experience/membership application form, signed by a proposer and seconder an employment summary a detailed record of your experience (CV) a record of skills development Once you have decided that CIMA is the route you would like to take, you will need to register as a student with CIMA. In order to find out more information about the registration process and the fees involved, Click here to be taken directly to the CIMA registration page. At the very latest, you must make an application within four years of completing your T4 Part B exams. If you do not submit your Career Profile within four years, you will be removed from the register. We recommend once you have sucessfully completed the Managerial level exams and have a minimum of three years' relevant practical experience, you should submit your Career Profile for assessment

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