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a new way to become chartered accountant Welcome to the Elevation Programme, Chartered Accountants Ireland’s new entry route for experienced graduates wishing to become a Chartered Accountant. at a glance Entry Criteria. The Elevation Programme is available to graduates (including graduates from our sister body the Institute of Accounting Technicians in Ireland). To be eligible to enrol on this route you will have worked in any sector for at least four years prior to joining the Chartered Accountants Ireland as a student. You will not be required to enter into a training contract. However when you wish to have experience recognised for Chartered Accountants Ireland membership, you should identify a chartered accountant in your workplace to act as a mentor, who will verify your recognised experience. Flexibility. The new route will allow you to sit two subjects at a time up to and including the Chartered Accountant Proficiency 2 (CAP2) examination. Experience requirements. The new route will require you to obtain the same quantum of recognised experience that applies to all those pursuing Chartered Accountancy studies i.e. 3 years for recognised Masters in Accountancy; 3 and a half years for graduates and 4 years for IATI qualified. As an Elevation Programme student you can sit all exams prior to gaining your recognised experience for membership. However you are strongly advised to acquire recognised accounting/finance experience prior to sitting the Final Admitting Examination. It will be possible to claim credit for prior relevant experience, up to a maximum reduction in training period of 18 months. Chartered Accountants Ireland now recognises exemptions for 10 years from graduation date. Time limit – Upon entering the Elevation programme you will have a period of 8 years from date of registration to complete your studies and to gain the requisite recognised experience to enable you to apply to become a member of the Institute. So read on and learn how Chartered Accountancy could be for you after all! |
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