What the Finance for Non-Financial Managers qualification is all about
All managers need to understand finance if they are to play an active role in helping their organisation achieve its objectives. Not all managers need the same level of skill and understanding as specialist financial managers, but a good knowledge of the key concepts of prudent financial management - such as modern financial accounting - should equipped non-financial managers with the knowledge they require.
This new qualification is designed to provide both employers and employees with independent verification of the financial knowledge of managers who do not directly work within a finance role.
What happens when a candidate achieves the Non-Financial Managers Qualification
On being awarded the qualification, you will receive a certificate from the Chartered Management Institute to recognise your achievement in passing module O43 of their Diploma in Management. Not only will this be proof of employers of your understanding of financial management, it will also constitute exemption for this unit should you decide to continue your development and take the full diploma.
What the structure of the Non-Financial Managers exam is
The examination is based on the Chartered Management Institute's syllabus and as APMG are a Chartered Management Institute approved centre acknowledged by them, all those who are successful candidates will receive a certificate from the Chartered Management Institute.
- 25 Questions
- One hour multiple choice exam
- Candidates will need to achieve 18 out of 25 to pass
* Official Financial Management information
