This is the second Integrated Case Study Exam of the CIMA Professional Qualification. This is where you apply all the knowledge and skills that you have acquired from the three subjects that make up the Management Level. You will be required to take the knowledge and apply it to real-life work situations.
Description
This is the second Integrated Case Study Exam of the CIMA Professional Qualification. This is where you apply all the knowledge and skills that you have acquired from the three subjects that make up the Management Level. You will be required to take the knowledge and apply it to real-life work situations.
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Accreditation
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants is registered with the South African Qualification Authority. SAQA number 20400.
Overview
The exam draws content gained from Project and relationship management, Advanced management accounting and Advanced financial reporting. SACOB will provide you with practice work book to help prepare you for your case study exam.
The Case Study is:
Three hours long
? Marked by an examiner
? Completed at a Computer Based Test Centre
? Made up of Long and Short Answer essay questions
? Based on Operational modules
? Available 4 times a year (FEB, MAY, AUG and NOV)
Qualification
Once you have successfully passed your Management Integrated Case Study you can now progress to the Strategic Level of your CIMA Professional Qualification.
Requirements
You will be required to have completed all three Managerial Objective Tests.
Duration
The Case Study is written as a 3 hour exam.
Packages
This course is available via two comprehensive support packages, Online Standard and Kaplan OnDemand. Each Package includes the following:
Online Premium:
- Textbooks
- Introduction Video
- Exam Info
- Q & A Platform
- Concept Videos
- Forums
- Exam Timetable
- Study Schedule
- Multiple Mock Exams & Solutions
- LIVE Webinars via Zoom
- Recording of the LIVE Webinars
- Quizzes
- Exam Walkthrough (Pre-recorded)
Assessment
Is a computer based exam which is three hours long with a pass mark of 60%. It is made up of both long and short answer essay questions and can be sat four times a year.
What's next
You can continue your studies with SACOB and CIMA and complete more subjects that make up this qualification.
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