About TSA
Tabani’s School of Accountancy, commonly known as TSA is a privately-owned tertiary institution which provides professional chartered accountancy education in Karachi, Pakistan. The school has three campuses throughout Karachi, with over 4,000 students are studying at three differentiated campuses located at P.E.C.H.S, North Nazimabad and Clifton.
TSA is a leading institute in the quality rankings and now intend to take that success to the next level with effective programme delivery system, which is responsive to learner needs and focused on learner-based output measures of quality appropriate to their chosen profession and relevant to emerging industry needs and opportunities.
TSA offers tuition for professional chartered accountancy qualifications through the following academic departments, each specializing in certain areas of study:
Department of Chartered Accountancy - CA qualification affiliated with Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan - ICAP and accredited as Registered Accounting Education Tutors (RAET).
Department of Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) qualification affiliated with ACCA global based in UK and accredited as the only Platinum Status Approved Learning Partner of ACCA (Global) in Karachi, Pakistan.
Department of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (CMA - PAK) qualification affiliated with the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (ICMAP) as ICMAP Registered Education Provider (IREP)
Department of Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) qualification affiliated with the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants – CIMA the world’s largest professional body of Management Accountants as a CIMA learning status ‘Partner’.
Department of worldwide Cost and Management Accountants (CMA - Worldwide) qualification affiliated with the Institute of Management Accountants – IMA the worldwide Association of Accountants and Financial Professionals in business as IMA Pakistan Chapter’s Approved Learning Partner.
TSA at a Glance
History
The founder of TSA aimed to establish a different type of institute – student-centered, deeply focuses on the quality of education with the comprehensive program profile and deeply engaged with the Financial Services community. These characteristics shaped our history. The competitive and regulatory forces of the time meant our academic profile was restricted to important, but niche, areas; Accounting and Finance. In this first phase, TSA was operating in a narrow sphere of influence, without the chance to offer Accountancy and Finance education to attracting an academically broad student cohort. The school entered its second decade with one campus and fewer than 1,500 students. But the changes driven by the economic crisis which takes accountancy education in center stage in any discussion of development strategy, in 2011 saw TSA expand dramatically. Campuses were expanded, adding to the TSA’s size, strength and diversity.
No institution more successfully or enthusiastically embarked in accountancy educational services in Karachi region on so many collaborations and invested so heavily in its physical and human capital. New, purpose-built facilities for the P.E.C.H.S and North Nazimabad were built and the school started a new campus at Clifton. The P.E.C.H.S campus was transformed from three buildings, a car park, 3,500 students and a small number of enthusiastic staff into the School’s largest campus – a Career Development Center in its own right. TSA grew in depth and student centered reputation.
At its 20th anniversary, TSA looked very different from its origins – larger, multi-campus, multi-cultural, focused steadily on its growth, on its research and teaching performance.
Values
Since its foundation, TSA has grown to an institution and consolidated its position as an influential institution with over 3,500 students are studying at campuses in P.E.C.H.S, North Nazimabad and Clifton Karachi.
TSA is known for its existing areas of strength and achieving core outcomes: a high quality student experience through innovative teaching practices; a profound commitment to equity; emergence as a powerful and respected career development institution; and an enduring commitment to engagement with local communities, with business and with the region through its research and teaching
Vision
Mission
The purpose of the TSA’s Mission
TSA's Mission sets out its values and aspirations, what it does and how it can best serve the interests of its students, staff and key stakeholders. The Chartered Accountant Associations and the TSA recognize the School's Mission may evolve.
The Chartered Accountant Associations and the TSA recognize the School is an autonomous institution which is responsible for the determination of its Mission and for its aspirations and strategies for their achievement.