Training Structure
Montpellier Management
Language(s) of Instruction
French
Overview
The Prépa-DSCG is a preparatory program for the DSCG (Diplôme Supérieur de Comptabilité et de Gestion),thenational certified public accountantexam.
The Benefits of the Training Program
- A training program organized in collaboration with the Montpellier Regional Council of the Order of Certified Public Accountants and the Regional Association of Auditors.
- The participation of university professors and professionals who are heavily involved in national exam boards up to the Final Diploma in Public Accounting (DEC)
- Fundamental contributions in terms of concepts and methodology
- Practical Applications: Work on Comprehensive Case Studies
Objectives
The DSCG Prep Course helps students prepare for the assessment of DSCG course units UE1 through UE7.
Expertise and Skills
Earning the Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Management (DSCG) validates a set of advanced skills and expertise that are essential for advancing in the fields of accounting, finance, and management.
Organization
Open on an alternating basis
For apprentices, the schedule is flexible.
Internships, supervised projects
Review the internship terms and conditions on this page.
Program
Preparation for Exams 1 through 7 takes place over two years, alternating between periods of classes, review, and internships.
1st year:
Preparation of:
- The EU 2: Finance
- EU 3: Management and Management Control
- EU 5: Information Systems Management
- EU 6: Business English
An average of 2.5 days of classes per week
- From October through July: UE 2, 3, 5, and 6
- September: Intensive review sessions—DU exams (review sessions 3 to 5 days a week)
- October: National Exam
2nd year:
Preparation of:
EU 1: Legal, Tax, and Social Security Management
EU 4: Accounting and Auditing
EU 7: Memory
2 to 3 days of classes, depending on the week (2 full weeks in June)
- November through January: Units 1 and 4—methodology for Unit 7
- February through April: Mandatory internship lasting at least 3 months
- May through July: Courses 1 and 4—writing the thesis for Course 7
- September: Intensive review sessions and DU exams
- October: National Exam
And then
Employment Placement
- Public Accounting
- Auditing and Statutory Auditing
- Administrative and Financial Management
- Management Controller
- Consultant or trainer in accounting, taxation, finance, etc.