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PDF Documents
Examination
Appointments Slip
../resources/PDF_Docs/Appointment_Slip.pdf,[iframe]
Guide to Entry
Procedure
../resources/PDF_Docs/Guide_for_Applicants.pdf,[iframe]
Regulations and
Information
../resources/PDF_Docs/Regulations_Information_2021_until-_further_notice.pdf,[iframe]
Contact ICMA
Details
../resources/PDF_Docs/Contact_Us.pdf,[iframe]
Alternative B
Application Form Part 1
../resources/PDF_Docs/Alternative_B_Application_Form_1.pdf,[iframe]
Alternative B
Application Form Part 2
../resources/PDF_Docs/Alternative_B_Application_Form_2.pdf,[iframe]
Examination
List of Fees
../resources/PDF_Docs/List_of_Fees_2022.pdf,[iframe]
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