ICAN publishes official study packs (study texts) free of charge for all 15 subjects across the Foundation, Skills and Professional levels — and every download link below goes straight to the PDF on icanig.org, ICAN’s website. The current base set is...
To become a chartered accountant in Nigeria, you register as an ICAN student, pass the Institute’s three-level professional examinations — 15 papers across Foundation, Skills and Professional — complete the required practical work experience, and get inducted as an Associate Chartered...
For an accountant building a career in Nigeria, ICAN is the default chartered qualification — it carries the deepest local regulatory recognition and employer preference. ACCA wins if you want global mobility and work with multinationals or the Big Four. ANAN...
ICAN gives exemptions — papers you skip rather than sit — to candidates who already hold a relevant accounting qualification. An accredited B.Sc or HND in Accounting typically clears the whole Foundation level and some Skills papers; professional qualifications such as...
ICAN holds its professional examinations twice a year — a May diet and a November diet — over three straight days, Tuesday to Thursday, usually in the third week of the month. The most recent sittings ran 18–20 November 2025 and...