Yes, is the short answer. If you carry exemption relevant to ICAS - EY will allow these to be used. I was awarded 4/5 exemptions in my TC level of ICAS from my degree.

28 June, 2023 15:36

Great, and do you know if we would be studying for exams straight away or would it be split between work and exams in the first few months?

28 June, 2023 15:37

Normally, you will be studying towards exams right away. ICAS splits training into modules so perhaps you will studying first towards 2 modules, do two exams, then get into the office around November time. The next block will be after Christmas where you would start again on the next block of two modules.

28 June, 2023 15:41

Hmm thats make sense, ive got some exemptions from university so the first level consists of 6 exams , so I would probably do the remaining 2 exams first and then carry on, is that correct?

28 June, 2023 15:42

So even if you are exempt from an exam, you would still go through the course in its entirety. Just just get to skip the exam. So you still benefit from all the content and learning.

28 June, 2023 15:47

Ahh I see, so you wouldnt be in the actual exam, but you would need to attend the learning and etc.

28 June, 2023 15:49

Do you know, when we will be informed of the learning and structure etc.

28 June, 2023 15:50

And Can I apply to ICAS for my exemptions now?

28 June, 2023 15:51

I am not sure of the opening time for ICAS exemption booking, please keep an eye on your emails for updates. You should start to receive emails from ICAS in the month running up to your start date

28 June, 2023 15:54

Okay, thank you for that

28 June, 2023 15:56