Cram 4 Exam to help FASEA exam prep
Cram 4 Exam has announced its program details, which will provide a three-step program consisting of webinars and a practical one-day intensive workshop from industry experts, with eight continuing professional development (CPD) hours available.
It would include programs delivered by industry experts that covered the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) exam curriculum and all 33 learning outcomes.
It was designed to help people facing potentially 40-50 hours of study for the 3.5 hour exam to streamline their understanding of the FASEA’s curriculum.
The webinars would be available from October with one day workshops hosted in Brisbane, 28 October; Melbourne, 30 October; Sydney, 7 November; Adelaide, 12 November; and Perth, 22 November.
Cram 4 Exam was a practical and intensive FASEA exam preparation program developed by Bronny Speed, founding director of AccountantsIQ and financial advice leader at CA ANZ.
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