Hi.
I am part qualified CIMA, also from 20 years ago, but the lure of ski seasons and living abroad tempted me away from completing level 4 and I worked outside of finance until I had to leave my job 3 years ago due to health reasons.
I then re-trained as a bookkeeper as it was something I could do part-time whilst I recuperated (and I love spreadsheets and numbers!).
I became qualified as a full member with payroll and self assessment in less than 4 months; that was with doing about 15 to 20 hours of study each week.
I studied with Ideal Schools who were great. They offer a really personal service and were very happy to help with me fast-tracking my studies, and ensured a very quick turnaround of assignments, etc.
Being CIMA qualified, you won't be learning anything you haven't done before (although some of it may be somewhat rusty and hiding deep in the depths of your memory if you are anything like me).
Good luck. Best thing I ever did was become self employed again. :-)
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