CERTIFICATE IN TREASURY FUNDAMENTALS (CertTF)
|
You are eligible for full exemption from the Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals.
This exemption is free of charge.
|
CERTIFICATE IN TREASURY (CertT)
|
Exemption from the following units of the Certificate in Treasury: Unit 3
Exemption fee* GBP 210 per unit.
Mandatory units you need to take to qualify: Unit 1 I Unit 2 I Unit 4 I Unit 5
Course fee* GBP 495 per unit
Assessment fee* GBP 210
Buy qualification
|
* Fees are subject to local rate of VAT where applicable
When you buy your online learning you also need to become a Student member of the ACT. This costs* GBP 133 for the Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals and the Award in International Cash Management and GBP 224 for all other qualifications. Your Student membership lasts until you have completed and passed the ACT qualification or until your learning licence expires, whichever comes soonest.
RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIPS
If you are qualified with any of the professional bodies below, you may be eligible for the same exemptions as those granted to ACCA, CIMA, ICAEW and ICAS. Please click on your professional body below to see which exemptions you are eligible for. CIMA, ICAEW and ICAS have the same exemptions.
•
AAAUAE - Accountants & Auditors Association UAE – see
ACCA exemptions
•
CAANZ
* – Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand – see the
ACCA and
ICAEW or
ICAS exemptions
•
CAI – Chartered Accounts Ireland, see
ICAS exemptions
•
CMA Canada - Certified Management Accountants of Canada - see
CIMA exemptions
•
CPA Australia - Certified Practising Accountants Australia - see
CIMA
•
CPA Canada - Chartered Professional Accountants Canada - see the
ICAS or
ICAEW exemptions (ICAS and ICAEW have the same exemptions)
•
HKICPA
* – Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants – see the
ACCA and
ICAEW or
ICAS exemptions
•
ISCA - Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants, see
ICAS exemptions
•
MICPA - The Malaysian Institute Of Certified Public Accountants – see
ACCA exemptions
•
SAICA – South African Institute of Chartered Accountants – see
ICAS or
ICAEW exemptions (ICAS and ICAEW have the same exemptions)
* If you are a member of this body, you have reciprocal arrangements with
ACCA and one or more of our recognised bodies (CIMA, ICAEW and ICAS). Whereas ICAEW and ICAS all have the same exemptions, ACCA has different exemptions. You will need to choose which exemption route you wish to follow. For more information on which exemptions are available, please look at the individual accounting bodies' exemption pages.