NSTeducation: Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) said the exams would be delivered remotely through an established testing software and the existing format would not change. covid19
The institute said the exams would be delivered remotely through an established testing software and the existing format would not change.
Remote testing will enable students to progress in their journey to become chartered global management accountants, and boost the number of management accountants to support businesses and public services. Its chief executive Andrew Harding, said: “We put our members and students at the heart of everything we do. This change of approach will help our students keep their careers moving and it will, despite the current uncertainty, benefit both the individuals and economy on the long-term.
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