Which schools are permitted to organize chief accountant training courses?

Article 4 of Circular 199/2011/TT-BTC stipulates the conditions for organizing chief accountant training courses as follows:

1. Training Institutions

1. Training and fostering institutions (Academies, Universities, Colleges, Training Centers) are allowed to organize chief accountant training courses if they meet the following conditions:a. Have a function of training and fostering in the field of accounting and auditing;b. Have at least 50% of full-time lecturers (of the total number of lecturers teaching subjects in each course) with university degrees or higher, and at least 5 years of teaching experience in the fields of economics, finance, accounting, and auditing;c. Have adequate physical facilities, such as classrooms, desks and chairs, blackboards, teaching aids, etc., to conduct the chief accountant training course.

2. Professional Associations

2. Professional associations in accounting and auditing may cooperate with training and fostering institutions that meet the conditions stipulated in Clause 1 of this Article to organize chief accountant training courses.

3. Courses for Foreigners

3. Training and fostering institutions that meet the conditions stipulated in Clause 1 of this Article and wish to organize chief accountant training courses for foreigners must be reviewed and approved in writing by the Ministry of Finance.

Currently, there is no specific list of institutions authorized to organize chief accountant training courses. Academies, Universities, Colleges, and Training Centers that meet the above conditions are permitted to organize these courses.

Therefore, you can follow the information on chief accountant training courses at Universities, Colleges, etc., with finance and accounting majors to learn more about enrollment information for the training courses.

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