Course description

CMA or Certified Management Accountant is a globally recognized, advanced-level credential that is appropriate for those who wish to establish a career in Finance and Business. Covering various facets of the field, the CMA course equips you with knowledge and skills related to financial planning, decision support, cost management, investment-related decisions, direct and indirect taxation, etc. (tramadol) that are instrumental for making a mark in the industry. The skill set provided by the course is in great demand in organisations globally which makes this course extremely relevant with the times. Let us now understand the three levels of the CMA course-
This course helps you prepare for the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) exam. It contains informative lessons that address all the accounting topics on the exam, as well as self-assessments that you can use to check your understanding of important CMA exam concepts.

Audience

Fresh graduates , Finance Manager , Financial Analysis Role , Non-Finance Professionals

Prerequisites

Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for CMA certification, you must fulfill all of the following requirements:
• Active membership in IMA
• Active CMA entrance fee
• Satisfy the education qualification
• Satisfy the experience qualification
• Complete all required examination parts
• Comply with the IMA Statement of Ethical Professional Practice

Course content

The complete CMA program consists of two parts. The program is updated every five years to ensure that the competencies covered are still relevant for today’s finance professionals. Together, the two parts cover 12 topics which are all part of the Nafta CMA Exam Prepration Program.

CMA Part 1: Financial Planning, Performance and Analytics

  • Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting 
  • Performance Management 
  • Cost Management
  • Internal Controls 
  • Technology and Analytics 
  • External Financial Reporting Decisions 

CMA Part 2: Strategic Financial Management

  • Decision Analysis 
  • Corporate Finance 
  • Financial Statement Analysis 
  • Professional and Business Ethics
  • Investment Decisions 
  • Risk Management 

Both the exams of CMA Part 1 and CMA Part 2 are four hour exams, taken in a Prometric Test Center. Each exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions (3 hours) and essay questions (1 hour). Candidates can start with either Part 1 or Part 2.

Exam Locations
Exams are administered through the worldwide network of Prometric Testing Centers and are available in accordance with local customs. There are
many locations internationally.
• To locate a Testing Center and schedule exam appointments, visit www.prometric.com/ICMA.
• You can also schedule with Prometric by phone (regional numbers are on the Prometric web site).

Exam Sessions
Exams are offered throughout the year:
• January and February
• May and June
• September and October
To schedule exam appointments, visit www.prometric.com/ICMA.

 

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