Basic concepts, principles and knowledge of futures market;

The general laws, principles, operational procedures, basic business and relevant laws and regulations of the development of the futures market;

Basic methods and procedures for participating in futures trading;

Strategies and skills of futures trading.

Examination time.

Usually twice a year, in March and September respectively.

Registration requirements.

1, passed the qualification certification of (first-class/assistant) futures analyst, and engaged in related work for more than one year; 2. Graduate degree or above or equivalent and engaged in related work for more than two years;

3. Bachelor degree or above or equivalent and engaged in relevant work for more than three years;

4. College degree or above or equivalent and engaged in related work for more than four years;

5. Having worked in the financial industry for more than six years.