We offer a range of entry routes for our Professional Accountancy Qualification, catering for the graduate straight from university (any degree discipline) to the fully qualified CCAB accountant or AAT member.
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Some of the largest employers in Europe run CIPFA graduate training schemes across the UK - PwC, the NHS, KPMG, and the Audit Commission amongst others.
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Deadlines for registering and examinations are 17th March and 15th September. Exams take place in June and December.
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Established in 1885 and with more than 13,000 members, Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) is one of the leading professional accountancy bodies in the UK and the only one, designed to equip you to deal with the complexities, challenges and rigours of the modern public service environment. It is responsible for the education and training of professional accountants and for their regulation through the setting and monitoring of professional standards.
Graduates of the CIPFA qualification include finance directors of large public services organisations as well as senior bankers and partners in the biggest accountancy firms and chief executives in public, private and not-for profit organisations.
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Name: Joseph Holmes
Degree: BA (Hons) History
University: Southampton University
Role: Trainee Auditor
Employer: Audit Commission
After graduating with a history degree, Joseph knew he wanted to work within the public sector: 'I was really keen to help affect people's lives and the wider community through working for the public'.
Joseph is currently on a graduate training scheme as a trainee auditor at the Audit Commission. The scheme includes studying for the CIPFA qualification in addition to valuable hands on training and the best possible work experience.
This is something Joseph is more than delighted about: 'Studying for CIPFA and working for the Audit Commission has made me aware of how I can use the skills I learn to try and help the local community and make a change on a national level'
With many public sector employers opting for the CIPFA qualification as part of their training schemes, Joseph could not have had a better start to his career, and his future ambitions to progress within the Audit Commission, NHS or Central Government will be inevitable once he becomes a fully qualified Chartered Public Finance Accountant (CPFA).