CGIUKI Foundation Programme Nov 26 Exam

Course Decription

The aim of this course is to prepare students for the Chartered Governance Institute Foundation Programme exam on Monday 16th November 2026. This structured study programme is delivered in two parts. Firstly, a combination of weekly live interactive on-line classes, marked assignments, self-study and recorded lectures. The programme then concludes with a live interactive on-line "Bootcamp" revision weekend one week before the exam. Weekly Sessions Delivered by Buff Cooper and Megan Freeman over 10 sessions on Wednesday evenings from 6.00pm to 8.45pm. These sessions start on Wednesday 26th August 2026 and finish on Wednesday 28th October 2026. "Bootcamp" Revision Course Two days of exam technique, live practice questions and revisiting the key aspects of the syllabus. Delivered from 9.00am to 4.30pm on Saturday 31st October and Sunday 1st November. A full programme schedule is available on request. Please email info@strategictutors.co.uk for details. The course covers the following areas: Part one – Introducing the Business Environment – 10% Overview of how organisations are structured and managed and how the external environment affects business activities and influences decision making. Part two – Introduction to Law – 35% Introduction to business law, including its purposes, administration, and sources. In order to fully understand the law and identify which areas of the law are most applicable to businesses, it is important to understand where laws come from, the different types of laws that exist (and how they interrelate), and how the law is administered and applied. Part three – Principles of Company Compliance and Administration – 25% The historical origins of modern company law and introduces the legal process that has to be followed to create a corporate entity or company (known as incorporation). It will also cover the administration side of incorporation and the obligation for companies to be transparent when providing information about their activities and financial status. Part four – Introduction to Finance and Accounting – 30% Components of financial documentation and the principles of financial decision-making. It provides an overview of basic accounting terms and concepts and examines the importance of financial reporting. It then covers how financial statements and reports can be analysed to help inform the decision-making activities of both internal and external stakeholders, such as management and investors.