CIMA offers new training course


  • Business
  • Thursday, 24 Apr 2003

EMPLOYERS recognise the competitive advantage to be gained by investing in the development of managers who not only have the financial and business management skills needed to deliver competitive advantage, but also the ethical and professional underpinning gained through membership of a professional body, according to the Cha-tered Institute of Management Accountants (CI MA). 

CIMA has just launched a new training programme to improve the support to employers wanting to develop their financial and business management em-ployees to chartered management accountant level. The programme provides official em-ployers and students significant benefits including guidance ma-terials and technical support. 

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