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Certificate in Business Enterprise

 
June 2010

Exam Entry Spreadsheet June 2010 for use by colleges and exam centres

 

June 2010

Exam Entry Form for external students

 

Please return completed form to:-

IAB (International Association of Book-keepers)
Suite 30,
40 Churchill Square,
Kings Hill,
West Malling,
Kent,
ME19 4YU

Click here for details of examination entry fees

 How do I study for IAB qualifications?
There are three main methods of studying for IAB qualifications:

  • By attending a course run by an IAB accredited training provider, or
  • By studying through a distance learning course run by an IAB accredited distance learning provider, or
  • By home study

Click here for details of IAB accredited training providers

How do I enter for IAB examinations?  

Once you and your tutor feel that you are ready to enter for an examination, you will need to complete an Examination Entry Form and submit it to IAB, together with the relevant Examination Entry Fee.

It is important when completing the form, to ensure that you are entering for the correct sitting, and that you have ticked the correct examination(s), as changes to entries cannot be accepted once your entry has been registered. You should also ensure that you submit your entry before the closing date as entries will only be accepted for a limited period after that date, and will be subject to payment of a late entry fee. Please see the Examination Timetable for details of closing dates

A letter confirming your examination entry will be sent to you approximately 4 weeks prior to the examination date.

Click here for an Examination Entry Form
Click here for details of Fees
Click here for the Examination Timetable

Do I need to register as a student with IAB to sit the examinations?
It is no longer necessary for you to register as a student with IAB in order to be eligible to enter for any IAB examinations. As soon as you enter for your first examination, you will automatically be registered as a student for a period of one year. This will be renewed for a fresh twelve month period with each subsequent examination entry. Annual subscriptions are no longer payable.

How will I receive my examination results?
Examination results letters are issued by post no later than ten weeks after the date on which you sit your exam. Certificates for individual units or complete qualifications that you have passed will be supplied on application at an additional cost as shown on the Fees List.

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Recognised equivalent qualifications
Some of the qualifications of other awarding bodies which are recognised as approximating to those of the IAB are listed below. The list is only indicative and is given as a guide so that you are able to identify the level of IAB qualification that you are ready to study for or if you wish to be exempted from IAB examinations in order to apply for IAB Membership. A full and up to date list of equivalent qualifications is maintained by the IAB and you are advised to enquire to confirm exemptions.

Documentary evidence of examination results must be received before exemptions are awarded from IAB examinations when applying for IAB membership.

IAB Level 2 Certificate in Book-keeping - Recognised equivalent qualifications include:

  • OCR Level 2 Certificate in Accounting
  • RSA Stage 1 and 2 (both) in Practical Book-keeping
  • SCOTVEC Financial Record Keeping 1, 2 and 3
  • NVQ level 2 in Accounting
  • or other equivalent qualifications in Book-keeping or Accounts.

Candidates who have attained the age of 19 and have at least three years of approved book-keeping experience may also be exempt.

IAB Level 3 Certificate in Book-keeping - Recognised equivalent qualifications include:
  • GCSE Accounting (Grades A-C)
  • OCR Level 3 Certificate in Accounting
  • RSA Book-keeping Level II
  • LCCI Book-keeping Intermediate
  • NVQ level 3 in Accounting
  • or equivalent qualifications in Book-keeping or Accounts.

IAB Level 3 Diploma in Accounting and Advanced Book-keeping - Recognised equivalent qualifications include:

  • RSA Book-keeping and Accounts Level III
  • LCCI Book-keeping and Accounts Higher
  • A level Accounting (Grade A-E)
  • NVQ level 4 in Accounting
  • or equivalent qualifications in Book-keeping and Accounts.

Absence from the examinations
A candidate who fails to appear will be marked absent and will forfeit his/her examination fee.
 

Re-Sits

Unless accreditation for the qualification ceases or the content changes significantly there are no limits to the amount of re-sits.


Transfer of entry
Once an examination entry has been made a request for transfer to the next examination session will only be accepted before the closing date for entry.

Change of address
Details of examination arrangements, results and certificates will be sent to the address notified by the candidate and held on computer. If this address changes, the candidate must immediately notify IAB.

Calculators
Use of non-programmable calculators will be permitted at the examination.

 
 
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