1 of 12: How easy do you find it to prepare for objective test style (non essay based) exams?
2 of 12: Do you tend to pass objective test style exams (non essay based) first time on average?
3 of 12: How important is it to you that you have an exam date to work toward when studying?
4 of 12: How comfortable are you with self-studying?
5 of 12: Which of the following learning options is most suited to you:
6 of 12: To what extent do you rely on purchased study materials or courses to pass exams?
7 of 12: Is it important to you that CIMA provides your tuition materials instead of separate, CIMA-approved tuition providers?
8 of 12: Do you usually study through courses, or independent, non-course materials?
9 of 12: Is it important to you that you can change your CIMA study route if you are unhappy with your current route?
10 of 12: How much would cost be a barrier to you when choosing a CIMA course?
11 of 12: Do you receive any funding support for your CIMA training? If yes, to what extent does this funding cover your study fees? (e.g. from your employer)
12 of 12: Would you only make a large study purchase where there is an instalment option available?
What CIMA qualification route is best for you?
FLP may be best for you
Based on your results, it seems like the CGMA Finance Leadership Programme (FLP) route could be the right route to CIMA qualification for you.
Why not head to the Astranti FLP page (linked below) to find out more?
PQ may be best for you
Based on your results, it seems like the Professional Qualification (PQ) route could be the right route to becoming CIMA qualified for you.
Why not head to our CIMA site (linked below) to find out more?
You should consider the FLP route
Based on your results, either the Professional Qualification (PQ) or Finance Leadership Programme (FLP) route could suit you.
It may be worth considering FLP. You can explore Astranti FLP and Astranti CIMA courses and study resources via the links below.