2. The APT Professional Competence Programme is accredited by SAICA
ADMISSION TO THE APC
Candidates are required to complete and pass a Professional Programme accredited by SAICA
The APT Professional Competence Programme is accredited by SAICA
We are the leading “Part II” presenter: PPE: 1999 to 2013 – APC: from 2014
We operate nationally and in Namibia and Zimbabwe
Highly experienced presenters
96% pass rate in APT Programme
Pass Rates mirror SAICA
31 out of to 2018 Honours Roll Candidates chose APT
80% of candidates choose APT
APT programme has bilingual presenters

3. Our Client Base

4. The APT Professional Competence Programme is not a board course
Although our Programme incorporates a board course as our final Module
The focus of our Programme is to develop your Professional Competence to the level where you will pass the APC
Professional Competence is fundamentally different to skills already developed in academic programmes.
We offer a separate (and different) Board
Course for Repeat Candidates

5. Blended Learning leads to deeper Learning
Face to face contact with presenters
Together with online learning
Online learning is supported by several learning resources Including videos of all face to face classes

6. Our Case Studies The core of our Programme
Simulate experience on comprehensive integrated professional assignments
Provide understanding of the process and the grading methodology
Seven Case Studies
Development
Assessments
Revision

7. Our Case Studies Our Case Studies Simulate SAICA Assessments
Candidates are required to:
Understand the business environment, the business sector and the business entity, whilst exploring a broad variety of industries.
Apply a wide range of technical knowledge in a fully integrated manner
Explore strategy, risk management and governance
Acquire the professional competence to deal with any industry rather than only knowledge of certain industries

8. Assessment June 2020 ITC Two Case Studies used as Formal Assessments
Must pass the first assessment to gain entry to the second
Supplementary if fail
Support classes if writing supplementary
Support for SAICA eWriting
June 2020 ITC

9. 2019 Course Evaluation

10. “But I may have to write the June 2020 ITC”
We allow June ITC Candidates to register.
But June ITC Candidates must concentrate on passing the June ITC.
June ITC Candidates start work after writing the ITC
And do a block release programme
“Catchup” candidates work through Modules 1 and 2 in time to write Supplementary Assessment 1 on 1 August
The programme involves two full-day workshops held on Saturdays - 4 June and 18 July - followed by two-hour contact sessions on 18 and 25 July.
Candidates who fail the June ITC should withdraw in and resume in 2021

11. Registration Candidates who: Have passed ITC
Will have 20 month’s traineeship by 17 November 2020
Candidates Register online
Enrolment is open
Closes shortly before course commences: 20 April 2020

12. Important Dates

14. Inflationary increase
Preferred terms are that Employer Firms make a single payment for all candidates

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