THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS OF NIGERIA

(Established by Act of Parliament No. 15 of 1965)

(MCPE) Programme For Year 2011

Objectives

To maintain adequate level of up-to-date technical knowledge among members of the Institute

To assist members of the profession to adapt to new techniques, changing responsibilities and economic conditions; nationally and internationally To maintain the competence and relevance of the Chartered Accountant in todays global economic, political and social environment.

To demonstrate the Institutes responsiveness to the needs of its stakeholders and encourage members of the accounting profession to have adequate and technical knowledge and skills in the drive towards maintaining professional excellence at all times

For Whom
The MCPE is compulsory for every member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria whose membership is current

 Seminar Dates, Zones and Locations

S/N
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38.

ZONE
Lagos Lagos Warri Lagos Enugu Ilorin Abuja Lagos Lagos Port Harcourt Lagos Ibadan Lagos Uyo Lagos Asaba Kaduna Abuja Lagos Owerri Lagos Jos Lagos Kano Lagos Benin City Lagos Calabar Lagos Lagos Ibadan Lagos Abuja Lagos Port Harcourt Lagos Lagos Lagos

SECTOR
Tax Practice Consultancy Public Sector Accounting Accountancy and Audit General Management Practice Public Sector Accounting Banking Information Technology General Management Practice Consultancy Capital Market and Insurance Accountancy and Audit Public Sector Accounting Information Technology Manufacturing Petroleum and Energy Consultancy Tax Practice Telecommunications Public Sector Accounting Banking General Management Practice Tax Practice Tax Practice Petroleum and Energy Accountancy and Audit Capital Market and Insurance Public Sector Accounting Information Technology General Management Practice Tax Practice Telecommunications Information Technology Public Sector Accounting Petroleum and Energy Consultancy Accountancy and Audit Tax Practice

DATES
March 30 31 April 13 14 April 20 21 April 20 21 May 04 05 May 04 05 May 11 12 May 11 12 May 25 26 June 01 02 June 01 02 June 08 09 June 08 09 June 22 23 June 22 23 July 13 14 July 13 14 July 27 28 July 27 28 August 03 04 August 03 04 August 10 11 August 10 11 August 24 25 August 24 25 Aug. 31 Sept 01 Aug. 31 Sept 01 September 14 -15 September 14 15 October 26 27 October 26 27 November 02 03 November 09 10 November 09 10 November 23 24 November 23 24 Nov 30 - Dec 01 December 07 08

LOCATIONS
Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Hotel Charles David Lot, 5/7, Evive Close, 83, Airport Road, Effurun, Warri, Delta State Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Roban Hotels, Ukwa Street, Independence Layout, Enugu Royal Shekinah Suites, Ajase Ipo Road, Opposite MRS Filling Station, Ilorin, Kwara State Sharon Ultimate Hotel, 9, Jos Street, Off Tafawa Balewa Way, Area 3, Garki, Abuja Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja L A Kings Complex, Plot 267, GRA Phase IV, Stadium Road, Elekahia, Port Harcourt, Rivers State Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja University of Ibadan & Conference Centre UI Ventures, Ibadan, Oyo State Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Multipurpose Hall, Governors Office Annexe, Wellington Bassey Way, Uyo, Akwa, Ibom State Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Nelrose Hotel, Government Road, GRA Asaba, Delta State NAF Club, Rabah Road, Kaduna Sharon Ultimate Hotel, 9, Jos Street, Off Tafawa Balewa Way, Area 3, Garki, Abuja Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja New Castle Hotels, Plot 14, Area A, New Owerri, Off Owerri Port Harcourt Expressway, Owerri, Imo State Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Hill Station Hotel, Jos Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Horizon Hotel, 5 Courthouse Close, Off Miller Road, Bompai, Kano Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Bishop Kelly Pastoral Centre, Airport Road, GRA, Benin - City Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Channel View Hotel, MCC Road Calabar, Cross River State Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja University of Ibadan & Conference Centre UI Ventures, Ibadan, Oyo State Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Sharon Ultimate Hotel, 9, Jos Street, Off Tafawa Balewa Way, Area 3, Garki, Abuja Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja L A Kings Complex, Plot 267, GRA Phase IV, Stadium Road, Elekahia, Port Harcourt, Rivers State Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja

Note: A change in seminar dates/venues would be uploaded on the Institutes website

at least a week to the programme.

 Seminar Topics For 2011

A.
i. MANDATORY CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION TAX PRACTICE SECTOR
TAXATION IMPLICATIONS OF IFRS MANAGING TAX DISPUTES: STRATEGIES AND OPTIONS TRANSACTION TAXES IN NIGERIA: KEY ISSUES PETROLEUM INDUSTRY LEGISLATION: TAX ISSUES AND CHALLENGES

ii.

CONSULTANCY PRACTICE SECTOR

OPTIMISING TRAINING CONSULTANCY NEGOTIATING CONSULTANCY SERVICES CONSULTING FOR MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES AND FAMILY OWNED BUSINESS (MSMEs/FOBs) IN NIGERIA STRATEGIC CHANGE MANAGMENT

iii.

PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTING

IMPLEMENTING MEDIUM TERM EXPENDITURE FRAMEWORK (MTEF) INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTING STANDARDS (IPSAS) IN THE NIGERIAN PUBLIC SECTOR: CONSIDERATION FOR CASH BASIS DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY PAPERS (PRSP) EQUIPPING THE PUBLIC SECTOR ACCOUNTANT FOR DONOR-FUNDED PROJECTS

iv.

ACCOUNTANCY & AUDIT /INSOLVENCY SECTOR

FORMAL INSOLVENCY PRACTICE: CORPORATE LIQUIDATIONS GLOBAL TRENDS IN GROWING AND MANAGING ACCOUNTING PRACTICE FIRST TIME ADOPTION OF IFRS: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES POSITIONING INTERNAL AUDIT FOR VALUE CREATION

v.

GENERAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICE SECTOR

MANAGING EMPLOYEE RELATIONS: THE ROLE OF THE PROFESSIONAL CREATING VALUE THROUGH ORGANISATIONAL LEARNING MANAGING ORGANISATIONAL CULTURE, POWER & POLITICS FOR STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE BUSINESS ETIQUETTE AND PROFESSIONALISM

vi.

BANKING SECTOR
IMPLEMENTING BASEL III AND THE NEW PRUDENTIAL GUIDELINES: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES ELECTRONIC BANKING FRAUD: LESSONS FOR NIGERIAN BANKS AND CUSTOMERS IMPLEMENTING THE NEW BANKING MODEL: KEY SUCCESS FACTORS INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTING: ROAD MAP TO THE ADOPTION OF IFRS IN BANKING

vii.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SECTOR

IT PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS FOR THE ACCOUNTANT E-BUSINESS MODELS: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES CLOUD COMPUTING: RISKS, REWARDS AND THE ROLE OF THE ACCOUNTANT INFORMATION SYSTEM (IS) SECURITY MANAGEMENT: BEST PRACTICES AND GUIDELINES

viii. FINANCIAL SECTOR (CAPITAL MARKET & INSURANCE)

INTERNATIONAL FINANACIAL REPORTING: ROAD MAP TO THE ADOPTION OF IFRS IN INSURANCE STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING AND COLLECTING INSURANCE PREMIUM DEBTS RESTORING AND ENHANCING VALUE TO INVESTORS IN THE CAPITAL MARKET: THE ROLE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DEBT MARKET AS ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF FUNDING FOR INFRASTRUCTURAL AND CAPITAL ASSETS DEVELOPMENT

ix.

MANUFACTURING SECTOR
MASTERING INNOVATION: EXPLOITING IDEAS FOR PROFITABLE GROWTH IN THE MANUFACTRUING INDUSTRY MANUFACTRURING IN DEVELOPING ECONOMY: THE NIGERIA EXPERIENCE APPLICATION OF WORLD-CLASS MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES FOR OPTIMAL PRODUCTIVITY EFFECTIVE PRODUCT PRICING IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR

x.

PETROLEUM AND ENERGY SECTOR

NATIONAL CONTENT DEVELOPMENT IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY: OPPORTUNITES AND CHALLENGES IFRS IMPACT ON OIL AND GAS ACOUNTING DEREGULATION AS A TOOL FOR ATTRACTING PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN THE DOWNSTREAM SECTOR POWER SECTOR REFORM ROAD MAP: INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE PRIVATE SECTOR

xi.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR
COST MANAGEMENT IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS APPLICATION OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL REPORTINGS STANDARDS (IFRS) IN THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR ACCOUNTING TREATMENT OF SPECIALISED ASSETS IN THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY REVENUE ASSURANCE IN THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY: THE ROLE OF ACCOUNTANTS

B.

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (CPE)

1. 2. 3. 4. APRIL 27 JUNE 29 AUGUST 17 NOVEMBER 16 THE PRINCIPLES OF EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE (EI) BENEFITS TO THE MANAGER AND THE ORGANISATION THE ROLE OF ETHICS AND AUDITING IN RESTORING PUBLIC TRUST DEVELOPING STRATEGIES FOR ALTERNATIVE REVENUE SOURCES IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR PLANNING AND MANAGING RETIREMENT

VENUE

Lagos Airport Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos

For Members and Non-Members

C.

EXECUTIVE MANDATORY CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (EMCPE)

1. 2. 3. JULY 20 - 21 SEPTEMBER 07 08 DECEMBER 07 08 LEADING AND DELIVERING COST-EFFECTIVE IFRS TRANSITION LEADERSHIP IN THE KNOWLEDGE DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING WINNING BUSINESS STRATEGIES FOR OUT-PERFORMING THE COMPETITION

VENUE

Sheraton Lagos Hotel and Towers, Ikeja, Lagos

Seminar fees
1. MCPE 2. Executive MCPE 3. CPE Members Only Members NonMembers (a) Members (b) NonMembers N20,000.00 N80,000.00 N35,000.00 N40,000.00

Please note that all courses are non-residential and the fee covers only course materials, lunch and certificates (where applicable)

Method Of Payment
All payments should be in cash or certified bank draft issued in favour of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria and payable at any of the Institutes Secretariat offices. Please make your reservations and payments at least a week before the programme date to enable us make necessary preparations.

Credit Hours

15 hours

In addition to participating in the programmes within their sectors, members are enjoined to attend seminars in other sectors apart from their normal sector in order to broaden their knowledge base.

Training Programme for 2011

Kindly download the Executive Training Programme for Year 2011 from the Institutes website www.ican-ngr.org

Credit Hours Sanctions

Every member of the Institute is required to obtain at least thirty (30) credit hours yearly. This is in line with IFAC regulations. For the purpose of compliance, the credit hours would be counted on a three-year basis. That is, each member is expected to have at least ninety (90) credit hours over three years. The Institute will commence the implementation of sanctions from the first quarter of year 2011; the effective period would be 2007 2009 (3 years). To avoid these sanctions, please confirm your credit status on the Institutes website, for 2007 2009 to ensure you have obtained the ninety (90) credit hours. Kindly attend MCPE seminars to make up for the outstanding credit hours as members who are deficient in MCPE requirements would be denied the following privileges: Sponsorship of students for registration, exemptions, examinations and registration for induction into membership Sponsorship of graduate members for the Institutes membership. Elevation to Fellowship Obtaining and Renewal of Practising Licence Membership of Committees Contesting Council Elections, and Occupying any executive position in a District Society.

All members are implored to attend any two seminars from the various sectors and groups each year to earn the necessary 30 credit hours.

Enquiries
For further enquiries on the Institutes Professional Training Programmes, please call on or write to:

TOYIN ADEPATE, B.Sc, MBA, FCA

Registrar/Chief Executive Plot 16, Idowu Taylor Street Victoria Island Lagos. Tel: 7642294 5 Fax: 01 4627048 E-mail: info@ican.org.ng Website: www.ican-ngr.org
OR

Members Education & Training Department

Folake Olawuyi - 0803 703 3930 Adams Imonikhe - 0806 790 8190 Niyi Adesola - 0802 335 6214 Tel: 01- 7917234 (DL) 01 7642297-8, 4705336, 7740627 Fax: 01 4627048 E-mail: met@ican.org.ng