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Tesco, Hibernian join ICAI partnering scheme

by AccountancyAge.com

31 Dec 2007

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Tesco Ireland and Hibernian are the two latest companies to joint the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland (ICAI) employer partnership scheme.

The employer partnership scheme’s objective is to promote best practice in learning and development by working with employers to help chartered accountants employed in their businesses fulfill their CPD requirements.

Other organisations already within the scheme include Meteor, Microsoft, Kerry Group and Dell.

As part of the application process these organisations underwent a rigorous review of their training and development policies and procedures and were visited by ICAI’s lifelong learning team.

Further reading:

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ICAI president slams CCCTB as ‘major threat’

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