Sue McK

Hi i'm a newby
i've been watching for a few weeks and seen how helpful everyone is, and wondering if someone out there could give me some advice.
I am ACMA Cima accountant and i am puting the information together for my skills assesment, for ICAA, how detail does your CV need to be, is a standard Cv enough or does it have to detail all your duties, the same for your employers reference, Many thanks

louie

I'm FCA and, as I don't have a current CV, I asked the ICAA if they really needed a CV - and they said they didn't. So I didn't submit one, neither did I submit an employer reference to the ICAA, and I passed with no problem. Try emailing them, they are helpful.

The employer reference I did for the visa (136) details my 5 main duties as the checklist indicated it should. Remains to be seen whether that is good enough as I've not got a caseworker yet though.

cra1gm

i have just sent mine off, they say they need a cv on the form, but are just asking for it to ensure you are still in the same line of job. It is not necessary for the skills assessment.

all i sent was a certified copy of certificate, letter of good standing, and exam results (taook ages to get it all from CIMA)

you get a login from the ICAA as well to track your application progress

sent min off 2 weeks ago and not had in back, still in progress, should be 4 weeks in total

Sue McK

I will give them an email,
thanks for the advice

SunshineGirl

I'm an FCMA, now living in Perth, and I got my assessment in 10 days. Please feel free to PM me and I'll help as much as I can.

Sue McK

many thanks
sunshine girl will pm
thankyou everyone for the advice

cra1gm

just to let you know i sent my application off on the 28th Feb and got it back today 24th march, not bad

Sue McK

Hi
just waiting for CIMa to send my documents then will be sending off, I emailed ICAA and they were very helpful and replied in 2 days, lets hope CIMA are as quick