Certified Public Accountant

The CPA study plan includes 4 parts. Each part is independent of the other, but all four need to be passed to acquire the CPA designation.

AUDITING AND ATTESTATION

This part includes auditing procedures, auditing standards and other principles related to attest engagements.

BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT AND CONCEPTS

This part presents a 360-degree knowledge of the business environment with valuable practical insights.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING

This part will help you apply accounting principles to private & public sector entities, as well as NGOs. You will also have to demonstrate knowledge in U.S. GAAP and IFRS Accounting Standards.

REGULATION

This part discusses federal taxation, ethics, professional and legal responsibilities, and business law.

• You will acquire superior knowledge & competencies in accounting. It’s like becoming a Navy Seal in accounting!
• You will earn tremendous experience and expertise, passed by your seasoned instructors & colleagues.
• You will expand your career potential, increasing your salary and open up the way for international recruitment (most reputable big audit companies).
• You will enhance your professional image when recruitment opportunities are presented. Between a CPA and a non-CPA, who do you think will have priority?