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Estimated results release date for Offshore Finance course

Estimated results release date for Offshore Finance course

The estimated date for release of the February 2010 Offshore Finance and Administration examination results is Tuesday 6th April 2010.

Study Texts for the June 2010 Exams

Study Texts for the June 2010 Exams

Updated information on the study texts for the June 2010 examinations, for the Certificate and Diploma in Business Practice and the Professional Programme, can be found on the News page.

Companies Act 2006

Companies Act 2006

Candidates preparing to take 'Business Law in Practice', 'Corporate Law' or 'Corporate Secretaryship' need to check the notices about Companies Act references for your Programme on the News page.

Programme handbooks

Programme handbooks

Programme Handbooks for 'Certificate and Diploma in Business Practice' and 'Professional Programme' have been updated. You can find the Handbooks in 'Fees, forms and texts'.

 

Getting Started

We understand that working towards a professional qualification is a major decision. You’re sure to have some queries.

Here are some of the key benefits of being a Chartered Secretary:

  • You'll be on the fast track to the boardroom - once qualified you'll work closely with the Chairman and the board
  • The qualification is internationally recognised and gives you access to a broad range of portable skills 
  • You'll be able to work in the private, public or not-for-profit sectors or set up your own business offering company secretarial services
  • It's well paid. According to a survey published by recruitment firm Chambers and Partners in September 2009, the base salary for a top company secretarial job in a FTSE 100 company averaged out at £193,105 and £114,030 in a FTSE 250 company. The full survey can be requested online here.
  • A recent snapshot and market commentary published by specialist company secretarial recruiters Boxall Wallace Wells also gives information on all levels of seniority. In the BWW survey, FTSE 100 Deputies and Assistants are earning on average £99,679 and £59,155 respectively. BWW's full survey can be requested online here

 

We've addressed the most common questions in the following areas that cover information about Costs, where you can find Tuition support, how to Register and details on Exam dates. If you’ve any additional enquiries please don’t hesitate to Contact us.

 
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