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Would it be possible to become a data analyst with a degree in Accounting and knowledge/certifications in SQL, R, Python & platforms such as Tableau?
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Would you like to get into a career in Data Analysis after completing your Accounting Undergraduate degree? If this is the case, then yes you can become a Data Analyst with a degree in Accounting. Most entry-level Data Analyst jobs require at least a bachelor level degree.
Perhaps you could use online resources to learn Python etc. I would suggest trying out some MOOCS/online courses, so then you can develop the skills that you will need.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
Perhaps you could use online resources to learn Python etc. I would suggest trying out some MOOCS/online courses, so then you can develop the skills that you will need.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
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Would you like to get into a career in Data Analysis after completing your Accounting Undergraduate degree? If this is the case, then yes you can become a Data Analyst with a degree in Accounting. Most entry-level Data Analyst jobs require at least a bachelor level degree.
Perhaps you could use online resources to learn Python etc. I would suggest trying out some MOOCS/online courses, so then you can develop the skills that you will need.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
Would you like to get into a career in Data Analysis after completing your Accounting Undergraduate degree? If this is the case, then yes you can become a Data Analyst with a degree in Accounting. Most entry-level Data Analyst jobs require at least a bachelor level degree.
Perhaps you could use online resources to learn Python etc. I would suggest trying out some MOOCS/online courses, so then you can develop the skills that you will need.
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
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It's a possibility. I was thinking of sitting the ACA examinations after my Accounting degree but Data Analysis would be my Plan B, in case anything changes. I've been using freeCodeCamp at the moment to learn computer programming but I'll definitely check out some of the MOOCS/online courses. Thank you!
It's a possibility. I was thinking of sitting the ACA examinations after my Accounting degree but Data Analysis would be my Plan B, in case anything changes. I've been using freeCodeCamp at the moment to learn computer programming but I'll definitely check out some of the MOOCS/online courses. Thank you!
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Here are the ACA/ACCA resources AM.TSR
These are the 15 ACA exam modules you need to complete. Check out this PDF - this is the ACA syllabus. There are different sections called Certificate level & Professional level.
You could check out the ACA practice papers which are freely available online. Have a look at this for Advanced level & this for Certificate level.
For more information on the ACA, check out this website. This has everything that you'll need.
The links that I have provided are the most useful resources in my opinion. If you would like more resources on anything specific, let me know.
These are the 15 ACA exam modules you need to complete. Check out this PDF - this is the ACA syllabus. There are different sections called Certificate level & Professional level.
You could check out the ACA practice papers which are freely available online. Have a look at this for Advanced level & this for Certificate level.
For more information on the ACA, check out this website. This has everything that you'll need.
The links that I have provided are the most useful resources in my opinion. If you would like more resources on anything specific, let me know.
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Here are the ACA/ACCA resources AM.TSR
These are the 15 ACA exam modules you need to complete. Check out this PDF - this is the ACA syllabus. There are different sections called Certificate level & Professional level.
You could check out the ACA practice papers which are freely available online. Have a look at this for Advanced level & this for Certificate level.
For more information on the ACA, check out this website. This has everything that you'll need.
The links that I have provided are the most useful resources in my opinion. If you would like more resources on anything specific, let me know.
Here are the ACA/ACCA resources AM.TSR
These are the 15 ACA exam modules you need to complete. Check out this PDF - this is the ACA syllabus. There are different sections called Certificate level & Professional level.
You could check out the ACA practice papers which are freely available online. Have a look at this for Advanced level & this for Certificate level.
For more information on the ACA, check out this website. This has everything that you'll need.
The links that I have provided are the most useful resources in my opinion. If you would like more resources on anything specific, let me know.
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