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How to
Qualify for the FPPTI Associate Degree
in
Accounting and Fraud Prevention
The
examinations are conducted throughout the world in April and November each
year.
Practical
Experience - What is required?
What
is it? Whilst
success in the examinations provides evidence of your academic accounting
abilities, a period of practical experience is necessary to ensure that
you have the necessary hands on skill to apply the knowledge you have
gained in a real life setting. The
requirement to complete a period of practical experience therefore needs
to be met prior to being awarded Associate of Fellow Membership of FPPTI.
Where
can it be obtained? The
experience can be obtained in a variety of business settings - in
industry, or private or public sector companies regardless of their size.
Practical experience gained in a self employed situation is also valid.
When
can it be completed? The
one-year period of practical experience required to qualify as an
Associate Member of FPPTI can be undertaken before, after or during the
period of study for the examinations.
How
is it documented? Students
will be provided with a document for recording the practical experience
they undertake. Full information on relevant employment history and
accounting experience gained should then be submitted with an application
for Associate or Fellow Membership of FPPTI at the end of the relevant
period. |
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