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Nazir Nenshi

PROFILE: 2008 BECC/BEAC Conference

Nazir Nenshi CGA, MBA
Director, Assessment
Certified General Accountants Association of Canada

Nazir Nenshi is the Director, Assessment at The Certified General Accountants Association of Canada, where, he is responsible for providing the technical expertise, direction and oversight of the assessment development and reporting functions for the CGA education, certification and CPD programs.
Professionally, Nazir has contributed significantly to the not-for-profit sector. In his personal life, he is an active volunteer with the Ismaili Community and its related non-profit organization, the Aga Khan Development Network. He leads and motivates community members, donors, and participants in the successful organization, and is involved in planning and execution of projects that impacts the community at large across Canada and internationally.

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Brief description of presentation

Competency Based Examination – This presentation will review the required processes for developing and delivering a Competency Based Examination, including practice analysis, item harvesting, item development, item banking, competency mapping, assessing individual competencies, standard setting and reporting.