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CIPFA - shaking it up


In a radical plan to ‘move with the times’ CIPFA has revealed that it is moving to a national preferred supplier model for its accountancy tuition. All current tuition providers are now being invited to put themselves forward under the new models, but CIPFA wants to offer its students a full range of options from day release, block release, evening and weekend tuition, and distance learning and blended learning. This will undoubtedly leave some of its traditional (and very loyal) suppliers unable to continue with the CIPFA offering. CIPFA’s Julia Attridge explained that the new model will mean:
  • Classroom tuition for the qualification at additional UK locations.
  • Provide tuition through a wider range of modalities, including at least some of the following – day release, block release, evening and weekend tuition, distance and blended learning.
  • Printed and web facilitated learning materials at a competitive market rate.
  • This process should be finished by September, after which it will notify students and employers of the institute’s new national preferred suppliers for January 2011.
  • The new syllabus will then be introduced in January 2012.

7-9-2010 by PQ Magazine