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How You Can Join MAICSA. In order to become a Member of MAICSA and enjoy the benefits, you first need to register as a student and pass the Chartered Governance Qualifying Programme (CGQP). There are two grades of membership - Associate and Fellow.
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How to be a Company Secretary in Malaysia? A person is considered a secretary of a company if he or she shares legal responsibilities with the director. Because it is an important administrative role, companies operating in Malaysia are required to appoint a company secretary.
A Company Secretary Course's key responsibilities include organising board meetings, managing company records, ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, facilitating company filings and maintaining statutory registers.
raining programme based on the Companies Act 2016. It is a mandatory training course under the Companies Commission of Malaysia (SSM) Continuing Professional Education (CPE) points scheme for licensed company secretaries who have been issued with licenses by SSM under section 20.
Fellows and full Members grade members of the Association are qualified to practise as Certified Company Secretaries subject to application to the Companies Commission of Malaysia (Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia – SSM) for practicing certificate under section 241 of the Companies Act 2016.
It is a mandatory Commission of training course under the Companies Malaysia (SSM) Continuing Professional Education (CPE) points scheme for licensed company secretaries who have been issued with licenses by the Registrar of Companies under S.235(2)(b) of the Companies Act 2016.
Our PA and Secretarial Courses are meticulously designed to equip professionals with advanced administrative techniques and strategic insights. Through our expert-led modules, professionals are empowered to navigate modern corporate landscapes confidently, ensuring they remain invaluable assets in their organisations.
