Nigerian College of Accountancy Alumni

NCA Alumni must always strive to remain on the cutting edge of the discipline. As they contemplate what their relevance should be in the emerging order, they must endeavor to always keep on the front burner, issues that will guarantee a pride of place for the profession in the days ahead.

The Alumni would organize annual fund-raising dinners, national prize and award Night for distinguished Nigerians, policy round-table to brainstorm on critical national issues and so on. The alumni would also periodically, take on some defined projects at the College Permanent Site.

The College provides accounting and allied business graduates with the next level of pre-qualification education and training leading to professional accounting designation. On graduation and completion of the mandatory accountant-in-training program, candidates are encouraged to embrace life long learning. In this section of our web site, you will find online accounting and business resources to meet this need.

The resources are organized in three main areas namely: core body of knowledge, current issues in the profession, business and other areas of interest.

Core Body of Knowledge

• Assurance & Related Services
  
• Business & Professional Ethics
• Tax Preparation $ Planning
• Financial & Management Accounting
• Accounting & Information Technology
• Accounting Education

BUSINESS & OTHER ISSUES

We plan to offer financial literacy training to members of the public and continually support the mentoring of prospective students to choose a career in accounting. We also plan to provide learning resources in the following areas among others;

• Accounting & Going Green
• Globalisation & Collaboration 
• Corporate Social Responsibility 
• Emerging Market Issues
• Marketing Accounting Services 

OUR COMMITMENT 

Members would pursue:  Change Management - embracing change and managing change both at individual and organizational levels,

Knowledge Management - acquiring new skill in business and specialist areas including non-traditional areas such as strategic planning, industry specialization, and non-financial value measurement. This involves a pro-active anticipation of needs of business in the constantly changing environments, the delivery of services in a flexible manner and the continual adding of value to business;,

Information and Communication Technology - seeking high level technical skills that will enable them manage and regulate the complexities of operations of global organizations, electronic commerce and computer crime,

Global Business Strategy - staking out their position in the global market place, as inertia will ensure diminished influence.

Courtesy of:

Prof. Ben. C. Osisioma, FCNA.