Programme Overview

The Certificate in Co-operative Management and Accounting (CMA) programme provides a foundation for participants to pursue further studies in related fields while preparing them to become low-level experts in co-operative management and accounting. Graduates will be equipped with the expertise to create and manage economically and socially viable co-operative organizations. This full-time, one-year programme offers students the opportunity to develop practical skills and knowledge in co-operative management and accounting, preparing them for entry-level roles in the co-operative sector.

Specific Objectives

The specific objectives are to:

• Provide a foundation for further studies in co-operative management and accounting.
• Prepare graduates to become low-level experts in co-operative management and accounting.
• Equip students with the skills to create and manage economically and socially viable co-operative organizations.
• Develop practical knowledge and skills for entry-level roles in the co-operative sector.
• Foster an understanding of the principles and practices of co-operative management and accounting.

General Entry Requirements

• At least four passes in non-religious subjects at the Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (Ordinary level).