KASNEB CCP Examinations

A Synopsis of the Certified Credit Professionals (CCP) Examination

The CCP examination is held twice yearly in June and December. The examination is divided into three parts of two sections each. Each section consists of three papers.

A candidate may attempt two sections in a part together or separately in ascending order but before proceeding to the next part, a candidate must pass the lower part.

The examination is rigorous and standards are high and therefore a candidate is advised to devote approximately the equivalent of eighteen months of full time study for each part of the examination.

Ideally therefore, a student should be able to complete the CCP examination in between four and a half and six years.

A student should programme the studies in such a way that makes it possible to take and pass the three parts in a duration of between four and a half and six years following the date of registration as a student of KASNEB.

In this way, a candidate will be able to set aside three years as a margin of safety in case of unforeseen circumstances in the preparation for the examination.

Holders of the final CCP certificate are eligible for admission to pursue masters and other higher degrees in reputable universities both in Kenya and foreign countries.

Students taking the CCP examination are advised to look for ways and means of acquiring practical experience so that they can match progress in the examination with competence in performance of duties in the work environment.

The following are the papers contained in each part of the CCP examination:

PART I
Section 1

Credit Management

Introduction to Law

Entrepreneurship and Communication

Section 2

Economics

Financial Accounting

Taxation Theory and Practice

PART II
Section 3

Management Information Systems

Financial Management

Advanced Credit Management

Section 4

Marketing

Company Law

Quantitative Analysis

PART III
Section 5

Principles and Practice of Management

Public Relations

Law Governing Credit Practice

Section 6

Debt Recovery

Corporate Lending

Practice of Credit Management