Join Our Free Online Seminar for USCMA Japanese Examination Preparation

Join Our Free Online Seminar for the USCMA Japanese Examination

On September 12, 2025, at 7:30 PM (JST), TAC will host a free online seminar dedicated to those interested in the USCMA (U.S. Certified Management Accountant) Japanese examination. This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone aiming to pass the exam and gain insights into the latest trends and effective study strategies.

What You Will Learn

In this seminar, we will cover several essential aspects regarding the Japanese examination for the USCMA, including:

1. Latest Information on the Japanese Examination: We will provide a detailed overview of the examination structure and trends for the 2025 academic year.
2. Strategies for Success: We will share effective study methods and key points for test preparation that can significantly improve your chances of passing.
3. Course Details: Get an in-depth look at the latest courses tailored for the USCMA examination in Japanese, including curriculum highlights and unique features.
4. Q&A Session: After the webinar, there will be a special QA session where you can ask any questions directly to our expert instructors.

Exclusive Benefits for Attendees

Participants will receive special perks that include:

- Waiver for Admission Fee: A discount voucher worth 10,000 yen is available for newcomers who want to start their journey with TAC.
- Tuition Fee Discount Coupons: Get exclusive coupons that lower the cost of enrolling in USCMA courses, enabling you to learn more affordably.

Event Details

- Date and Time: September 12, 2025 (Friday) from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM (Including Q&A Session)
- Format: Online via Zoom
- Participation Fee: Free
- Registration: Sign up through the following link: Register Here

Instructor Profile

Instructor Satoshi Abe has been teaching at TAC since 2003 and specializes in USCMA and USCPA (U.S. Certified Public Accountant) courses. With practical experience as an accountant at a major auditing firm, he has effectively bridged the gap leading up to the USCMA, establishing a reputation for clarity and engagement in his lectures.

Qualifications: He holds certifications as a U.S. CPA (Registered in Washington State), a Level 1 certification in Japanese bookkeeping, and advanced qualifications in international accounting.