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Becoming a Certified Aboriginal Financial Manager (CAFM)

The CAFM Professional Examination

Upon successful completion of all 14 AFM Program courses and receipt of the AFOA Diploma in Aboriginal Financial Management, CAFM candidates are eligible to write the CAFM Professional Exam. Those applying for their CAFM designation through Special Arrangement B will also be required to write the Exam. The purpose of the Exam is to ensure that all students who receive their professional designation have the necessary knowledge base required as a professional financial manager. The Exam is comprehensive and integrative and is based on AFOA's competency standards. The Professional Exam fee is $300 plus GST.

AFOA Canada offers a three-day CAFM Examination preparation session twice a year to prepare candidates for the CAFM Exam.

For more information on writing the Exam, see Exam Schedule & Logistics and the CAFM Examination Policies.