Monday, February 6, 2012
11:40 AM
Accountancy Qualifications
ICAEW - Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales - Visit Website
The institute has 118,000 members. Their members are called 'Chartered Accountants' and they have the designatory letters ACA or FCA after their name.
The institute has 118,000 members. Their members are called 'Chartered Accountants' and they have the designatory letters ACA or FCA after their name.
ACCA - The Association of Chartered Accountants -
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ACCA is the largest and fastest growing international accountancy body, with over 300,000 students and members worldwide in over 160 countries.
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ACCA is the largest and fastest growing international accountancy body, with over 300,000 students and members worldwide in over 160 countries.
CIMA - The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants -
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CIMA is the leading governing body for Management Accountants. CIMA is quite unlike any other accounting and finance qualifications. It's scope extends far beyond pure accountancy and even beyond most management training courses.
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CIMA is the leading governing body for Management Accountants. CIMA is quite unlike any other accounting and finance qualifications. It's scope extends far beyond pure accountancy and even beyond most management training courses.
AAT Association of Accounting Technicians -
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The Association of Accounting Technicians offers practical training and qualifications to improve your skills and knowledge of key accounting tasks; equipping you to perform a range of accounting functions with confidence.
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The Association of Accounting Technicians offers practical training and qualifications to improve your skills and knowledge of key accounting tasks; equipping you to perform a range of accounting functions with confidence.
CIPFA - Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy -
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The chartered institute trains accountants for the public services. Its unique final test of professional competence makes CIPFA accountants the natural choice for the highest level jobs in the public services.
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The chartered institute trains accountants for the public services. Its unique final test of professional competence makes CIPFA accountants the natural choice for the highest level jobs in the public services.
ICM - The Institute of Credit Management -
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Founded in 1939, the ICM is the centre of expertise in the United Kingdom for matters relating to credit management. The ICM is the largest professional credit management organisation in Europe with 8,700 members.
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Founded in 1939, the ICM is the centre of expertise in the United Kingdom for matters relating to credit management. The ICM is the largest professional credit management organisation in Europe with 8,700 members.
Legal Qualifications
Solicitor Qualifications
Solicitor Qualifications
CPE/GDL - Common Professional Examination / Graduate Diploma in Law -
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These courses enable non-law graduates and, in some instances, non-graduates to complete the foundations of legal knowledge required by the academic stage of training
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These courses enable non-law graduates and, in some instances, non-graduates to complete the foundations of legal knowledge required by the academic stage of training
ILEX - Institute of Legal Executives -
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If you are working in a legal office, you can join the Institute of Legal Executives (ILEX). You will pass examinations to qualify first as a Member and, later, as a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives.
The process is lengthy, demanding and academically challenging, but it does enable non-graduates to qualify as a solicitor. However, this route requires that you enter and maintain ILEX-approved legal employment.
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If you are working in a legal office, you can join the Institute of Legal Executives (ILEX). You will pass examinations to qualify first as a Member and, later, as a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives.
The process is lengthy, demanding and academically challenging, but it does enable non-graduates to qualify as a solicitor. However, this route requires that you enter and maintain ILEX-approved legal employment.
LPC Legal Practice Course -
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Before you become a solicitor, you must complete the Legal Practice Course (LPC); it will help you develop the skills needed to work in a firm of solicitors. The Law Society sets standards for LPC providers:
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Before you become a solicitor, you must complete the Legal Practice Course (LPC); it will help you develop the skills needed to work in a firm of solicitors. The Law Society sets standards for LPC providers:
Barrister Qualifications
CPE- Common Professional Examination -
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On the same basis as a student with a qualifying law degree. Also known as (Post-graduate) Diplomas in Law these are postgraduate courses which non-law graduates can take to make them eligible to apply for the vocational stage of training
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On the same basis as a student with a qualifying law degree. Also known as (Post-graduate) Diplomas in Law these are postgraduate courses which non-law graduates can take to make them eligible to apply for the vocational stage of training
BVC- Bar Vocational Course -
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The vocational stage is the next part of training after the academic stage. It will usually take the form of the BVC (Bar Vocational Course). The purpose of the vocational stage is to ensure that students intending to become a barrister acquire the skills, knowledge of procedure and evidence, attitudes and competence to prepare them for the more specialised training in the twelve months of pupillage which follow.
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The vocational stage is the next part of training after the academic stage. It will usually take the form of the BVC (Bar Vocational Course). The purpose of the vocational stage is to ensure that students intending to become a barrister acquire the skills, knowledge of procedure and evidence, attitudes and competence to prepare them for the more specialised training in the twelve months of pupillage which follow.
Pupilage- Final Training -
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Pupillage is the final stage of the route to qualification at the Bar, in which the pupil gains practical training under the supervision of an experienced barrister. Pupillage is divided into two parts: the non-practising six months during which pupils shadow their pupil supervisor and the second practising six months.
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Pupillage is the final stage of the route to qualification at the Bar, in which the pupil gains practical training under the supervision of an experienced barrister. Pupillage is divided into two parts: the non-practising six months during which pupils shadow their pupil supervisor and the second practising six months.
CPD- Continuing Professional Development -
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On completion of the academic and vocational stages of training (ie law degree/cpe and Bar Vocational Course), barristers have acquired the essential knowledge and skills to enable them to supply legal services to clients at a competent and professional level.
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On completion of the academic and vocational stages of training (ie law degree/cpe and Bar Vocational Course), barristers have acquired the essential knowledge and skills to enable them to supply legal services to clients at a competent and professional level.
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