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28-09-2010, 04:08 PM
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lol A for acca grades? only have pass or fail only wat i think what he means is that he got above 67 for his F4-F9 modules hence the 1st class in OBU cert
i would recommend big 4 but for june to oct usually the vacancies are grabbed by NTU and SMU graduates who jus graduated. U can either wait until probably near dec or else you can settle for the mid-tier audit firms like BDO or grand thornton but their salary is like lower, maybe 2.4k? big 4 is at 2.7k for kpmg and the rest are about 2.6k.
Think carefully if u really want to do audit, working till 11pm is a norm, there are always other jobs out there available though, tax... corp finance...
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21-10-2010, 02:38 PM
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i nvr heard of anyone get full As for Acca.
U win.
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Originally Posted by TruthSeeker
Hi everyone, I'm new here and am sorry to bombard you with questions with my very first post.
As above, I'm 24 years old this year. I screwed up my studies in the past(blame on my immaturity and ignorance on the importance of education) but after some serious self-reflection, i entered the course full-time in Kaplan via Mature Student Entry Route. I managed to get full "A's for all 14 exams.
- Should I spam my resumes to respective employers and consent to the one with the best career prospects? Should I try BIG 4 even though the chances are almost zero? I don't mind starting from scratch and I know I have to.
- Is there, in any event, to any extent, that my ZERO experience can be compensated by my grades? Although I really doubt so..
Thank you so much for your valuable time!
(P.S. I was awarded BSc (1st Class) in Applied Accounting from OBU but I guess this is immaterial and not really beneficial to me.) |
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08-12-2011, 06:36 PM
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I need advice!
Hi there,
I'm a 20 year old accounting student, i just finished my second year. i recently heard about ACCA and well that's what i would like to be. What i want to know is if i finish my degree, is there some route i could take to qualify for ACCA or should i just change to an ACCA based course?
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09-12-2011, 03:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Hi there,
I'm a 20 year old accounting student, i just finished my second year. i recently heard about ACCA and well that's what i would like to be. What i want to know is if i finish my degree, is there some route i could take to qualify for ACCA or should i just change to an ACCA based course?
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If you are an accounting student from NUS or NTU, you can save the trouble cos ICPAS will recognize your degree for membership and practice.
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