Types of membership: Chartered Accountant
The following is an overview of the requirements for becoming a Chartered Accountant.
Chartered Accountant is one of three membership designations we offer. If you intend to offer accounting services to the public, Chartered Accountant membership is a prerequisite to holding a Certificate of Public Practice.
As a Chartered Accountant you will need to develop advanced business, strategic and leadership skills to join the ranks of high-performing business professionals.
To become a Chartered Accountant, you'll need to complete:
- academic study
- a practical experience programme
- a professional competence programme.
As a Chartered Accountant, you'll be internationally recognised as holding a world-class business designation and enjoy reciprocal membership rights with leading professional accounting bodies.
View the Chartered Accountant membership pathway
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