Singapore Chartered Accountant Qualification

The Singapore CA Qualification and the Accountant of Today

Singapore’s national chartered accountant qualification is internationally recognised and offers an Asian perspective.  

Accountants are business leaders in demand anywhere in the world. They have more than just technical knowledge. They have multi-disciplinary skill sets, come from a diversity of academic backgrounds, and provide high value-adding specialised services. With an international outlook, they provide holistic business advice and are the financial backbone of a company. In short, they are trusted advisors, critical to the success of a business.

The Singapore CA Qualification is designed to develop these business leaders.

Singapore’s national Chartered Accountant qualification

The Singapore CA Qualification is the national CA qualification. It was developed by the Singapore Accountancy Commission (SAC) in 2013. Upon completion of the programme, candidates can apply for full membership at the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) to be conferred the designation, Singapore Chartered Accountant. The Singapore CA Qualification is globally recognised and internationally portable.

For more information on SCAQ, and access to the SCAQ Candidates Portal, please visit ISCA's website. For any SCAQ-related enquiries, you may also contact ISCA at SCAQ@isca.org.sg or (65) 6749 8060.


Professional Education Council

The Professional Education Council guides the development of the Singapore Chartered Accountant Qualification. 

Professional Education Council

Mr Mohammad Shariq Sayeed Barmaky (Chairman)
Deloitte & Touche LLP

Ms Beh Siew Kim

CapitaLand Investment and The Ascott Limited

Mr Chua Chin San
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Mr Derek How
RSM Chio Lim LLP

Mr Joshua Ong
Baker Tilly Singapore

Mr Ow Fook Chuen
Accountant-General's Department

A/P Susan See Tho
National University of Singapore

Mr Kelvin Tan Wee Peng
National University of Singapore Enterprise Academy

Mr Evan Law
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority

 

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