In the context of PERT for PPR, is verification needed for level 2 technical and/or enabling competencies?

For the Practical Experience Reporting Tool (PERT) within the Pre-Approved Program Route (PPR) framework, yes, proof is indeed required for level 2 competencies for both technical and enabling aspects. As part of the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) certification process, candidates need to demonstrate their competency progression through detailed reporting and sufficient evidence. At level 2, the expectation is that a candidate can perform tasks independently or with minimal supervision, reflecting a substantive depth of understanding and application. This level requires detailed documentation to verify the achievement of these competencies. Typically, supporting evidence such as project reports, feedback from supervisors, or documented cases of independent task management might be required to substantiate one’s capabilities. Additionally, a review by an experienced CPA, who acts as a mentor or supervisor within the PPR, is generally necessary to corroborate that the candidate has indeed reached the requisite level of proficiency.