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Awards || Overall Examination Awards ||
Student Bursaries & Awards |
The ICAJ awards, which are presented each year at the ICAJ/ACCA Graduation
Ceremony, are intended to reward excellence achieved by students. The awards
are:
Part 1 Examination Award (formerly Professional Stage Award) may be
made to any student passing all three (3) subjects at the first attempt in one
sitting with an average mark of no less than sixty (60) percent.
Part 2 Examination Award (formerly Certificate Stage Award) may be made
to any student passing all six subjects at the first attempt, in no more than
two consecutive sittings, with an average mark of no less than sixty (60)
percent.
Part 3 Examination Award
(formerly Foundation Stage Award) may be made to the student completing
this part in not more than two consecutive attempts with the highest average
mark of those who sat the examination. |
OVERALL
EXAMINATION AWARDS |
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An overall award may be made
to any student who completes the entire examination programme within 5
sittings over a period of three (3) years at maximum.
A precondition to this award is that examinations are
sat in Jamaica.
Deloitte & Touche Award - presented to the Jamaican graduate who attains
the highest score of no less than seventy percent in paper 3.1 Audit and
Assurance and having passed the module on the first attempt. This award was
established in 1991 and was augmented on the event of the ICAJs 30th
anniversary.
Sushil Jain Award - presented to the youngest candidate who completes
part 3 of the ICAJ/ACCA examinations on the first attempt each year.
Jasper Burnett Award - this award is presented to the Jamaican candidate
who obtains the highest mark (no less than 70%) in Paper 3.5 Strategic
Business Planning Development on the first attempt.
Raphael E. Gordon Award - established in July 1999, this award is
presented to the Jamaican candidate who attains the highest pass mark (no less
than 70%) in Paper 3.7 Strategic Financial Management on the first attempt. |
STUDENT BURSARIES
& AWARDS |
The ICAJ, in an effort to encourage the pursuit of studies in accountancy,
provides financial assistance to Jamaican nationals interested in becoming
Chartered Accountants through annual Student Bursaries and Awards.
The ICAJ Student Bursary Award is provided to a student not currently entitled
to financial support from an employer and who has passed part 1 in two (2)
sittings in the ICAJ/ACCA Joint Examination Scheme. The Award covers tuition and
books for the certificate stage over a period of 2 years.
The ICAJ also awards four University Bursaries annually to students who maintain
at least a B+ average. These bursaries are tenable at the University of the West
Indies (B.Sc. Accounting) and the University of Technology (BBA). Each bursary
is available for two years. |
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