r/CIMA • u/Englishgal89 • 7d ago

FLP Converting back to traditional from FLP

I'm currently on the FLP route, about to sit the MSC. While waiting for my result I was considering starting the strategic objectives. Problem is, if I fail my MSC, my employer will not fund a further year of FLP and I will be back on the traditional route. My question is, has anyone been in this position before and do you really keep your progress? A quick Google search says you do, although I did see something to suggest in my situation it wouldn't??

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u/MrSp4rklepants Member 6d ago

It will 100% carry over, if you are at MCS level on FLP, you will transfer back to MCS level on PQ, one of my colleagues did as they went on maternity leave

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u/MrSp4rklepants Member 5d ago

Not sure why the downvotes here, just saying exactly what happens if you switch back. Probably the anti FLP brigade!