Overview

The Jordan Certified Public Accountant (JCPA) is the Jordanian license that authorises accountants to practise the auditing profession in Jordan. It is administered by the Jordanian Association of Certified Public Accountants (JACPA) and demonstrates mastery of Jordanian legislation, international accounting standards, and auditing practice.

This program prepares candidates for the two-paper JCPA examination: Paper 1 (Legislation) covers the Jordanian regulatory framework governing the accounting and auditing profession, while Paper 2 (Accounting and Auditing) covers international standards and their application. Passing both papers is the core requirement for obtaining the local audit license.

Course Content

Paper 1: Legislation

• Jordanian laws and regulations governing the accounting and auditing profession
• Professional conduct rules and licensing requirements
• Legal frameworks for financial reporting in Jordan
• Regulatory compliance systems in the Jordanian business environment
• Responsibilities of auditors, companies and related parties under Jordanian law

Paper 2: Accounting and Auditing

• International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and their application
• International Standards on Auditing (ISA)
• Cost accounting principles and management accounting techniques
• Accounting theory and concepts
• Financial accounting and reporting applications, including professional frameworks

Targeted Audience

• Jordanian accountants preparing for the JACPA qualifying examination
• Auditors and finance professionals seeking the JCPA audit license in Jordan
• Accounting graduates aiming to practise the auditing profession in Jordan
• Finance staff working with Jordanian companies, ministries and regulatory bodies

JCPA Exam Registration & Certification

The JCPA examination is administered by JACPA and is held twice a year, with sessions in June and December at the University of Jordan examination centre. Candidates must pass both papers to qualify for the license to practise auditing in Jordan.

Candidates should confirm the current examination fees, registration deadlines, and any educational or experience requirements directly with JACPA, as these may be updated from year to year.

1. Confirm your eligibility (education and experience) with the Jordanian Association of Certified Public Accountants (JACPA).
2. Complete the JACPA registration for the next examination session (June or December).
3. Prepare for both papers: Legislation, and Accounting and Auditing.
4. Attend the examination at the University of Jordan centre and pass both papers.
5. Complete any remaining membership and licensing steps with JACPA to practise as a JCPA auditor.

JACPA – Jordanian Association of Certified Public Accountants ›

Your Trainer

This course is delivered by an experienced BDO consultant and trainer with extensive practical and teaching experience in this field. Our trainers combine deep technical knowledge with real, applied experience across the public and private sectors.