Module 1 - Introduction to Strategic Management Accounting:

What strategic management accounting is and why it matters: creating sustainable value by supporting strategy (from formation to evaluation) and synthesising financial and non-financial insights for better resource allocation. We cover the shift from scorekeeper to business partner, key challenges and skills, and the core analytical tools used to guide strategic decisions. Exam-focused and practical. Practice MCQs: https://cpacopilot.replit.app/

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Module 5 — Contemporary Stakeholder Management:

How to balance competing stakeholder needs over time, protect reputation and long-term value, and earn a social licence to operate. We cover CSR, legitimacy, crisis response, and modern communication (incl. social media) plus ways to embed stakeholders in decisions. Exam-focused takeaways. Practice MCQs: https://cpacopilot.replit.app/

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Module 4 — Future of Natural Resource Management:

Assess how organisations use and secure natural resources, measure the impact of scarcity on performance, and choose practical strategies—efficiency, substitution, recycling, and circular models—to manage risk and cost. Exam-focused takeaways with real-world examples. Practice MCQs: https://cpacopilot.replit.app/.

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Module 3 — Contemporary Human Resource Management:

What modern HRM looks like in practice: attracting and retaining talent, empowering people, and building culture. We assess a diverse workforce, ageing and diversity trends, flexible work, automation, and knowledge sharing—and link these to different business models and the sharing economy. Includes the accountant’s role in HR metrics. Practice MCQs: https://cpacopilot.replit.app/

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Module 2 — Contemporary Business Models & Financing:

How modern and alternative models create value, how financing choices align with strategy and entrepreneurship, and how to assess emerging options (e.g., crowdfunding, venture debt, platforms). We contrast incremental vs radical innovation and link funding to growth, risk, and dilution. Practice MCQs: https://cpacopilot.replit.app/

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Module 1 — Future Accounting Skills:

How the accountant’s role is changing with tech and business shifts, practical ways to promote ethical behaviour, what leadership looks like in finance, and how to create value through strategic and sustainable decisions. Exam-focused, concise, and actionable. Practice MCQs: https://cpacopilot.replit.app/

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Module 7 — Impairment of Assets (IAS 36). We cover the scope, when to test, how to estimate the recoverable amount (VIU vs FVLCD), how to recognise and reverse losses, and how to handle CGUs and goodwill. Get quick tips and examples, plus common exam traps. Practice MCQs at https://cpacopilot.replit.app/

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Global financial reporting is transforming. IFRS 18 (2027) mandates three categories (operating, investing, financing) and new subtotals for comparability. Companies must disclose and audit their Management-defined Performance Measures (MPMs). Separately, IAS 21 amendments (2025) require estimating the spot rate and providing disclosures when currencies lack exchangeability.

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