AFIP Extends $100 off Pre-Summit Boot Camp through August 22
COLLEYVILLE, Texas – The Association of Finance & Insurance Professionals (AFIP) is extending the $100 discount off pre-Summit certification Boot Camp registration through August 22. The two-day intensive training session, slated for Sunday, Sept. 7, and Monday, Sept. 8, at Paris Las Vegas, will culminate in the administration of the AFIP certification exam. The regular ... Read More »
COLLEYVILLE, Texas – The Association of Finance & Insurance Professionals (AFIP) is extending the $100 discount off pre-Summit certification Boot Camp registration through August 22. The two-day intensive training session, slated for Sunday, Sept. 7, and Monday, Sept. 8, at Paris Las Vegas, will culminate in the administration of the AFIP certification exam. The regular cost for the course and Boot Camp is $872.50. With the discount, the cost is $772.50.
AFIP introduced regional certification boot camps in January 2014. The nonprofit education association recommends that boot camp attendees study the certification course material for two to three weeks prior to the session. To register for the pre-Summit Boot Camp, go to www.afip.com/bootcamp or call AFIP at 817-428-2434.
The special Industry Summit room rate at Paris Las Vegas is available to Boot Camp attendees. When booking, ask for the Industry Summit rate.
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