News: Debbie tops country's results for professional exam
A Rotherham administrator's knowledge of personal and corporate insolvency has placed her first in the country for budding insolvency practitioners.
Debbie Wing (29) who works at Wilson Field in Sheffield, finished in pole position in the results table for the annual Insolvency Practitioner Association (IPA) Certificate of Proficiency in Insolvency (CPI) examination.
The early mornings and late nights of studying paid off for Debbie who scored 75% in the exam taken by 200 people this year and who will attend a formal dinner with the IPA in September to collect her accolade.
Debbie from Rotherham said: "I had been on training courses, revised and put in lots of preparation for the three hour exam back in June. It was a mixture of multiple choice, short answers and essay style questions testing me on legislation and practice with a big emphasis on corporate insolvency.
"It was hard to gauge how I'd done in it when I came out and I'm certainly in shock after being told I came first in the country. It's given me a real confidence boost and the chance to follow a career in insolvency."
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Debbie, who is a University of Sheffield English literature graduate and has been at Wilson Field nearly three years, now has the option to become an insolvency technician and will be able to study towards the Joint Insolvency Examination Board exams.
Wilson Field director Julie Fantom said: "The IPA's CPI exam has been long established and is widely acknowledged as an important intermediate insolvency qualification. It is also widely regarded as a notoriously difficult qualification.
"It proves Debbie has a solid knowledge of the matters of insolvency law and practice. Congratulations from everyone at Wilson Field."
Wilson Field website
Images: Wilson Field
Debbie Wing (29) who works at Wilson Field in Sheffield, finished in pole position in the results table for the annual Insolvency Practitioner Association (IPA) Certificate of Proficiency in Insolvency (CPI) examination.
The early mornings and late nights of studying paid off for Debbie who scored 75% in the exam taken by 200 people this year and who will attend a formal dinner with the IPA in September to collect her accolade.
Debbie from Rotherham said: "I had been on training courses, revised and put in lots of preparation for the three hour exam back in June. It was a mixture of multiple choice, short answers and essay style questions testing me on legislation and practice with a big emphasis on corporate insolvency.
"It was hard to gauge how I'd done in it when I came out and I'm certainly in shock after being told I came first in the country. It's given me a real confidence boost and the chance to follow a career in insolvency."
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Debbie, who is a University of Sheffield English literature graduate and has been at Wilson Field nearly three years, now has the option to become an insolvency technician and will be able to study towards the Joint Insolvency Examination Board exams.
Wilson Field director Julie Fantom said: "The IPA's CPI exam has been long established and is widely acknowledged as an important intermediate insolvency qualification. It is also widely regarded as a notoriously difficult qualification.
"It proves Debbie has a solid knowledge of the matters of insolvency law and practice. Congratulations from everyone at Wilson Field."
Wilson Field website
Images: Wilson Field
2 comments:
Well done to Debbie and wilson Field, for getting her to this stage, great to see employers believing in their teams.
Well done on your hard work to get there, keep it up and best of luck for the future.
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