CAFM Designation
Issued by
AFOA Canada
The Certified Aboriginal Financial Manager (CAFM) designation is crucial for Indigenous communities and organizations, providing financial leadership tailored to their culture. CAFMs are key decision-makers and often form the backbone of Indigenous government administration. The CAFM program offers certificate and diploma qualifications for junior and intermediate financial professionals, with the Chiefs-in-Assembly supporting its use in hiring financial and management positions.
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The CAFM designation signifies a leader in Indigenous financial management practices, following Professional Standards of Conduct. These specialized professionals are in high demand due to their ability to handle changing financial needs, making them key decision-makers and leaders in their communities. They hold various financial roles.
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Must complete courses, based on the pathway. Courses are assessed and include assignments and an exam.
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Applicants are assessed through a two part certification exam, and reviewed by an Education Committee and approved by AFOA Canada's Board of Directors.
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Applicants are required to have between 2-5 years of professional experience in an Indigenous financial management environment.