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What training to be done??

Anoop Inani (Employee) (94 Points)

28 February 2012

Hey guys,

Pls tell wat r the different training programmes one has 2 undergo after clearing his executive prog. and before completion of professional.

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CS Smriti Sharma (ACS, B Samrish & Co.) (880 Points)
Replied 28 February 2012

Please find attached herewith training FAQs.

Attached File : 614127 939682 faq training.pdf downloaded: 260 times

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Ankur Garg (Company Secretary and Compliance Officer) (114773 Points)
Replied 28 February 2012

CS-NEW TRAINING STRUCTURE

The Council of the Institute has approved new training structure for the students of the Company Secretaries course enrolled on or after 1^st September, 2009.

The New Training Structure includes conducting 7 days Student Induction Programme (SIP), 8 days Executive Development Programme (EDP), 25 hours’ compulsory attendance of Professional Development Programmes (PDP), Management Skills Orientation Programme and other requirements during training period while maintaining the existing duration of training, as under:

I. Duration of training:

The existing period of training of 15 Months will be continued and students are free to undergo training wholly or partly with a Company Secretary in Practice or a Company registered for imparting training.

Further, the existing 15 days training in a specialized agency such as the Office of the Registrar of Companies, stock exchange, financial or banking institution or management consultancy firm for another fifteen days, after passing Professional Programme (Final) exams is continued.

II. Training Programmes:

The three programmes at different stages of the course would be conducted as under:

a). Student Induction Programme (SIP) - Duration - 7 days, to be completed by the students within 6 months of registration to the Executive Programme (Intermediate Exams ) covering the following areas:-

English Speaking Skills.
Personality Development and Life Skills – Basic Concepts.
Introduction to Course Contents, Electives and Opportunities both in practice and employment.
Communication Skills, Writing ability-drafting etc.
Usefulness of Reading Newspaper
SWOT Analysis
Computer Literacy (Basics)
Know your Institute

b). Executive Development Programme (EDP) - Duration 8 days, after passing the Executive Programme (Intermediate Exams) covering the following areas:-

1. Personality Development - and Life Skills – Advanced Concepts (Interpersonal Skills, Decision Making Skills, Team Spirit, Negotiating Skills)

2. Computer Literacy and Training (Advance)

3. General awareness of Indian/Global economy, business conditions, Regulatory Insight, Capital Markets, and opportunities

4. Organisation Structure, Role of ROC/CLB/SEBI/SAT /Stock Exchanges/RBI/CCI/ TRAI/NCLT/NCLAT

5. Drafting of Minutes, Notices, Resolutions, Advance business tools such as internet browsing, video conferencing etc.

6. Etiquettes, Inter personal skills, Communication skills, Office culture;

7. Significance of training and Code of conduct applicable during training period

8. Interview Techniques & How to face interviews.

c). Management Skills Orientation Programme (MSOP) – Duration 15 days after passing Professional Programme (Final Exams) covering:-

CORE TOPICS

Leadership skills, Innovation, latest trends in management thoughts.
Business strategy, Corporate restructuring through Mergers & Amalgamations, Take Over, Valuation, Competition Law, Consumer Protection.
Cross border transactions, global business scenario.
Major tax laws, Double Taxation Treaty Agreements, Service Tax.
Corporate Governance, Business Ethics, Sustainability.
Meetings, Secretarial Standards, Important provisions of Company Law.
Capital Market related topics, Regulatory insight, Exchange related issues.
Projects covering diverse areas including corporate laws.
Intellectual Property Rights
Arbitration, Conciliation, Alternate Dispute Redressal Mechanism
Corporate Compliance Management
Areas of Practice –Existing & Emerging
Understanding Financial Statements
Art of Advocacy, Court craft, Pleadings
Board Room behaviour, Drafting of Chairmen’s Speech, Directors’ Report
Networking skills and business behaviour
About ICSI and Code of Conduct
Any other Topic of Topical interest.

As far as practicable, the mechanism for MSOP would be through Case Studies, Story Telling, Group Discussions, Role Playing, simulation exercises and the like so as to provide a real-life practical exposure.

ELECTIVES

Behavioral Sciences
Listing Compliances, Case Studies
Sick Companies and solvency laws
NGOs /Micro financing/Cooperative Societies
Part IX Companies
Practical aspects of Criminal law
Inspection and Investigation, Compounding of offences under various laws Companies Act, FEMA, SEBI
VAT-Procedure & Practice
Laws relating to Intellectual Property Rights
Taxation – Corporate Taxation, Personal Tax Planning & Management, Filing of Returns
Private Equity, Venture Capital, Hedge Funds
International Trade & Policy
Banking & Insurance
Cyber laws
Stress management

III. Implementation Schedule:

Under the new training structure 7 days Student Induction Programme (SIP) & 8 days Executive Development Programme (EDP) would be implemented by Regional Councils & Chapters as under:

Regional Councils 1^st September, 2009
A-1/ A grade Chapters 1^st January, 2010
B grade Chapters 1^st April, 2010

IV. Fee structure:

Student Induction Programme (SIP) Rs. 1000/-
Executive Development Programme (EDP) Rs. 1000/-

V. Applicability:

The new revised training structure will be applicable to the students registered on or after 1^st September, 2009.

VI Attendance in 25 hours Professional Development Programme (PDP):

The students will be required to complete 25 hours of Professional Development Programme (PDP). The Regional Councils & Chapters would allow the students to attend such programmes at concessional rates.

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