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Welcome to August Velocity. By now you will have received…
The May 2008 results mark the latest diet of exams…
The CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) professional qualification is…
Welcome to August Velocity. By now you will have received your results from the May exams and will be turning your thoughts towards November. If you plan to sit, CIMA have made some important changes to the way you enter exams - please read the article explaining these changes in more detail.
Now is also a good time to start writing your study plan. Our article ‘How do I study best?’ will help you focus on the things that could make all the difference come November – including some inspiring words on the…
The May 2008 results mark the latest diet of exams of CIMA’s (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) current syllabus. The latest round of exams showed some mixed performances and CIMA is pleased to note that overall the Managerial level global pass rates have increased when compared to November 2007, with the pass rates at Strategic level having dipped only slightly.
There have been some excellent student performances from around the world, proving that dedication and study can produce exemplary results, with two international prize-winners from Sri Lanka and Ireland. Commendations in individual papers…
The CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) professional qualification is equivalent to a master’s degree, the independent UK agency responsible for government scoring of immigrants’ qualifications has said.
A point score of 35, the same as an MSc, has been awarded to the CIMA professional qualification by UK NARIC, the independent body that assesses and scores qualifications from around the world. The UK government uses this information on its official database to benchmark qualifications held by potential immigrants to the UK under its highly skilled worker programmes.
Robert Jelly, CIMA’s Director…
CIMA (Chartered Institute of Management Accountants) will contribute to the debate on ‘Financial Reporting Supply Chain Survey: Current Perspectives and Directions’ – a report commissioned by the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC).
The report, which launched today (7 March GMT), was overseen by Norman Lyle, a former CIMA President and retired group finance director of Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd in Hong Kong. In recent years, there have been significant efforts to change and improve financial reporting and the IFAC survey was set up to explore the result of these efforts by…
Over 200 people gathered at the University of Strathclyde to hear the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) President address local business professionals and celebrate the growing success of CIMA in Scotland.
At the CIMA Scotland Annual Dinner, held in the Barony Hall, University of Strathclyde last night, Scotsman Gordon Grant, CIMA President, welcomed guests to the event representing a range of local companies including Diageo, Energywatch, Hanover Housing Association, Royal Bank of Scotland and Strathclyde Business School.
Gordon is well known to many Scottish CIMA students and members, having been…
