ICFE - International Certificate in Financial English


ICFE is produced and assessed by Cambridge English with ACCA – the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants – the largest and fastest growing global accountancy body.


For more information, go to www.financialenglish.org


Course Content


The course focuses on helping you use English in a financial and accounting context and the presentation and practice of English for a range of tasks using authentic materials. Course content includes:


• Acquisitions and Mergers • Financial Reporting


• Company Financial Strategy • Banking


• Risk Assessment and Analysis • Assets and Company Valuations • Ethics and Professionalism • Debt-Recovery & Credit Policy • Accounting Standards • Insurance


• Corporate Governance


Entry Requirements • You should have a finance / accounting qualification, at degree level or which would allow you to work as a finance / accounting practitioner, or be within 1 year of achieving this.


• You should have at least an upper intermediate level of English, equivalent to a pass in Cambridge First Certificate or IELTS 5.5 or CEFR level B2.


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Start Date


08 March - 14 May 2010 leading to ILEC & ICFE test in May 2010


20 September - 12 November 2010 leading to ILEC & ICFE test in November 2010


Duration 8 weeks


Location Wandsworth


Study Mode 20 hours


Times


12:45-14:45 & 15:30- 17:30 (Mon-Fri)


Fees £1,500


www.south-thames.ac.uk/international • 020 8918 7777


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