This module aims to develop the candidate’s knowledge of finance and accounting and the ability to use that knowledge to interpret financial and accounting information when providing advice to the board, or a similar decision-making body, in strategy development and/or decision-making.

Assessment Information:

The assessment for this module will be conducted through a ‘closed-book’ examination, meaning you cannot refer to books, notes, or other sources while you write. Key details include:

• Remote Examination: You will take the exam from your home or workplace, using a computer with a reliable internet connection.
• Remote Invigilation: The examination process will be proctored remotely.

Additionally, there is an optional assignment. For those who complete it, the assignment will count towards 25% of their final mark, while the exam will count as 75%.

For more details, you can find answers to some of the key questions that candidates frequently ask by clicking here.

Student Resources:

To support your preparation for the exam, you will have access to a variety of resources, including:

• Study Guides: Comprehensive guides to help you navigate through the material effectively.
• Study Timeline: A suggested timeline to structure your study plan and ensure you cover all necessary content.
• Webinars: Access to live and recorded webinars featuring subject matter experts, offering additional insights and answering your questions.

Not sure what exams you have left to complete, please contact the education team at education@cgiofcanada.ca.