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Corporate Law & Secretaryship exams

Candidates preparing for 'Corporate Law' or 'Corporate Secretaryship' exams in June 2009 should find out more about Model Articles on the Professional Programme News page.

New study texts

New study texts are available for the 'Business Environment' and 'Business Management' modules - read more on the Certificate and Diploma in Business Practice News page.

Programme Handbooks

You can now find information about the programme you are studying, including the study text details for the next exam session and syllabus information, in your Programme Handbook. You can find the Handbooks in 'Fees, forms and texts'.

Offshore Finance and Administration

The admission slips for the July 2009 Offshore Finance and Administration course have now been sent out. This will confirm all relevant details surrounding the examination. A timetable can be found online here.

Study

ICSA’s Qualifying Scheme to achieve the status of Chartered Secretary provides the most wide-ranging study of business disciplines among the leading professions. Valued worldwide by employers, the highly marketable qualification is the passport to a challenging, versatile and well rewarded career.

If you’re considering taking the ICSA’s qualifying programmes, the best places to begin are the 'Overview' and 'Getting Started' areas which include useful information on Qualifications, possible study Exemptions, Fees and Membership.

Existing students can find a wealth of useful insights in the 'ICSA Qualifications' and 'Study Support' areas. The most recent exam papers (and example answers) can be found in Programmes with further exams and advice included in Past papers and answers. And to make the most of your study time why not review the handy tips and techniques outlined in Planning your study and Studying?