Award in Double Tax Treaties & International Tax Law

Entry requirements

Prerequisites

One of the following; • Accountancy or Law Degree MQF level 6 • A minimum of 5 years practical experience in Taxation, subject to interview This course will be provided in English, therefore a fluency and ability to learn in the English language is required. Recognition of Accredited Prior Learning (RAPL) is accepted, prospective students will be guided through the process for recognition of foreign body awards. Recognition of Prior Experiential Learning (RPEL) process may qualify for exemptions; participants may be exempt from module units or assessments if they can provide an in-depth portfolio of learning experience evidence. The portfolio is expected to provide evidence of work place projects which cover module specific learning outcomes and competencies. The experiential portfolio is expected to be signed by a member of work place senior management as a competent advisor and co-signed by the relative module tutor(/s) to ascertain connecting modules and learning outcomes. Following evaluation, an assessor may call for interview to assess competencies. REPL will provide up to a 50% exemption clause in line with national guidelines. Please read below and exert from MIM RPL Policy and Procedure for further details on MIM APEL process. The APEL process requires a portfolio of learning experience evidence which can be verified and validated, with support from admissions administration staff. The portfolio includes but is not limited to the following: - A detailed C.V

Source: MFHEA GraphQL register