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How do I become a CGMA?
To qualify for the CGMA designation, you must provide evidence of relevant, work-based experience, demonstrating a minimum 36 months’ practical experience across the four knowledge areas as defined by the CGMA Competency Framework: Technical Skills, Business Skills, People Skills and Leadership Skills.
What is the difference between CMA and CGMA?
Due to its well-established reputation, the CMA designation has become internationally recognized outside of the U.S. However, the CGMA is a relatively new credential, the curriculum of which continues to develop. It will likely need a few more years to establish itself in terms of reputation and recognition.
Are CIMA and CGMA the same?
As a CIMA member, you automatically qualify for the designation and can use the letters CGMA after your name*. The CGMA designation extends the global reach of your recognition as a chartered management accountant. You remain a CIMA member, with all the benefits of CIMA membership.
How much does a CGMA earn?
Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) Jobs by Salary
| Job Title | Range | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Financial Controller | Range:R477k – R957k | Average:R688,696 |
| Management Accountant | Range:R454k – R829k | Average:R539,203 |
| Senior Finance Manager | Range:R1m – R1m | Average:R1,109,260 |
| Plant Controller | Range:R0 – R0 (Estimated *) | Average:R562,929 |
Is a CGMA a CPA?
The CGMA designation was created by the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants to increase the recognition of management accounting worldwide. The CGMA designation serves as complement to the U.S. CPA and helps AICPA and CIMA members stand out as leading management accountants.
How many CGMA are there?
Now, Both Designations Require an Exam Although membership is much smaller than that of the AICPA, it has a sizable community of around 20,000 active CMAs and 70,000 IMA members.
What is the difference between CGMA and CIMA?