Final Examination
The Final National examination is the last step in obtaining the C.P.P. designation and is held once a year in locations across Canada.
The examination tests the C.P.P. candidate’s ability to apply knowledge gained in the modules and interactive workshops, as well as skills acquired through practical experience.
The format of the new examination will consist of two parts, written on separate days. Part 1 will be short case questions. Part 2 will be a case analysis, written two days after the writing of Part 1.
Examination Dates
2010
The Final Examination is scheduled to take place June 23 and 25, 2010.
Please consult the 2010 In-Residence Week and Final Examination brochure for full details.
Registration
Typically, candidates register for both the Final Examination and In-Residence Week at the same time. Please register by returning a completed application form to the PMAC National office.
Note: Principles candidates - please contact the PMAC National office to discuss your eligibility and pass criteria.
Exam Preparation Resources
A variety of examination preparation resources are available.
Evaluation Process
Success in achievement of the C.P.P. designation will be based on grades attained through each module, interactive workshop, In-Residence Week as well as the Final Examination. Evaluation is progressive with all learning contributing to the final mark.
A mark of 60% is required for successful completion of the program. The mark of 60% will come from these four requirements of the program:
| Modules | 30% |
| Interactive Workshops | 15% |
| In-Residence Week | 10% |
| Final Examination | 45% |
100% |