Would i be able to become an accountant with my business a level?

I am asking this question out of sheer curiosity. Im not taking this a level to become an accountant, i want to become a businessman. All im asking is if i change my mind later, would i still be able to become an accountant? if not, then what other university courses/jobs are open for me?

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acontium

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What other A-levels do you study? I am sure you would be able to apply for an Accounting and Finance degree at a lot of unis to achieve the relevant qualifications to be an Accountant. This shouldn't be dependent on your business A-level :smile:

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siddique247

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I.T and btec enterprise.

Reply 3

acontium

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I am sure with good grades there will be universities you can attend :smile:

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sophrich98

i studied business at A level along with biology and history, and i received an unconditional to do accounting and finance :smile:

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siddique247

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What's unconditional?

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acontium

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Original post by siddique247

What's unconditional?

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It means you can go no matter what grades you get. :smile:

Reply 7

ChildOfTony

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Original post by siddique247

I am asking this question out of sheer curiosity. Im not taking this a level to become an accountant, i want to become a businessman. All im asking is if i change my mind later, would i still be able to become an accountant? if not, then what other university courses/jobs are open for me?

is there an accounting module in your business qualification?

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kkboyk

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Original post by siddique247

I am asking this question out of sheer curiosity. Im not taking this a level to become an accountant, i want to become a businessman. All im asking is if i change my mind later, would i still be able to become an accountant? if not, then what other university courses/jobs are open for me?

You do not need an A-level in Business or Accountancy to become a qualified Accountant. You also don't really need a degree. Have a look at the official website for chartered Accountants. This booklet also provides more info