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Hi, Im hoping someone can help. 

I currently have a degree in Accounting which is fairly recent however I would like to undertake the ICB qualification to ideally become self-employed further down the line. Has anybody been in a similar situation where they have a degree have been able to gain some exemptions. I have checked the ICB website however there little to no mention of the exemptions with University Degree. I have reached out to ICB directly via phone call a few times but havent managed to get through and no email response as of yet either. Just looking for some advice in the meantime, thanks in advance.



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Hi, you should be able to apply for exemption, where ICB would probably request transcripts, etc, to show that your degree coverage was relevant to their own qualifications. I work for a college offering ICB and AAT training and if you want to email me some details of your degree, etc, I can go through one of my own contacts to get you some clarity: brian@idealschools.co.uk

 



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