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Hi, i am a mathematics graduate.
i wanted to know what is the quickest way of me becoming a chartered accountant.
Will being a math graduate lower my chances, will it be hard for me to catch up on accounting, where my knowledge isnt that advance on it.
which is the easiest and fastest rout.
i wanted to know what is the quickest way of me becoming a chartered accountant.
Will being a math graduate lower my chances, will it be hard for me to catch up on accounting, where my knowledge isnt that advance on it.
which is the easiest and fastest rout.
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You can’t do it faster than three years. The quickest way to clear most of the exams would be to join a firm which frontends the studying. It won’t take longer due to having a maths degree - about 10% of student accountants studied maths at university last time i saw the stats.
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You can’t do it faster than three years. The quickest way to clear most of the exams would be to join a firm which frontends the studying. It won’t take longer due to having a maths degree - about 10% of student accountants studied maths at university last time i saw the stats.
You can’t do it faster than three years. The quickest way to clear most of the exams would be to join a firm which frontends the studying. It won’t take longer due to having a maths degree - about 10% of student accountants studied maths at university last time i saw the stats.
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Is there any faster route, i feel like i went through hell to earn a math degree, now to go through another three year. I feel like i will be in my mid 20s, just to get a decent job. Are there no fast route masters programme. ive seen soem stuff on bpp university and some stuff on the acca websites but it doesnt go into detail. by any chance have you heard of this.
Is there any faster route, i feel like i went through hell to earn a math degree, now to go through another three year. I feel like i will be in my mid 20s, just to get a decent job. Are there no fast route masters programme. ive seen soem stuff on bpp university and some stuff on the acca websites but it doesnt go into detail. by any chance have you heard of this.
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Yes - I’ve heard of them. I’m pretty suspicious of them. The issue is this - you can’t become a qualified accountant without at least three years relevant experience so taking some of the courses first does nothing to reduce this timeframe.
Yes - I’ve heard of them. I’m pretty suspicious of them. The issue is this - you can’t become a qualified accountant without at least three years relevant experience so taking some of the courses first does nothing to reduce this timeframe.
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i am willing todo three years of relevent experience, working in an office, auditing etc. my only desire is to get all the work, exams etc out of the way quickly. Sometime i see these one year programs where you become a finish all the levels for the acca or aca and think are these legit or are my hopes up. Thanks for your response
i am willing todo three years of relevent experience, working in an office, auditing etc. my only desire is to get all the work, exams etc out of the way quickly. Sometime i see these one year programs where you become a finish all the levels for the acca or aca and think are these legit or are my hopes up. Thanks for your response
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KPMG run an intensive graduate programme where you complete 14 out of 15 exams within the first 12 months. When they say intensive they mean it, it’s similar to a Masters in that you do no work and focus solely on passing your exams. Maybe that’s what you’re looking for? Some of the lesser firms might offer something similar but I’m not sure
KPMG run an intensive graduate programme where you complete 14 out of 15 exams within the first 12 months. When they say intensive they mean it, it’s similar to a Masters in that you do no work and focus solely on passing your exams. Maybe that’s what you’re looking for? Some of the lesser firms might offer something similar but I’m not sure
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i am willing todo three years of relevent experience, working in an office, auditing etc. my only desire is to get all the work, exams etc out of the way quickly. Sometime i see these one year programs where you become a finish all the levels for the acca or aca and think are these legit or are my hopes up. Thanks for your response
i am willing todo three years of relevent experience, working in an office, auditing etc. my only desire is to get all the work, exams etc out of the way quickly. Sometime i see these one year programs where you become a finish all the levels for the acca or aca and think are these legit or are my hopes up. Thanks for your response
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(Original post by somebodycall911)
yes exactly, but i am not sure where to apply and where to ask questions. Also do you think i will be equipt todo those exam.
yes exactly, but i am not sure where to apply and where to ask questions. Also do you think i will be equipt todo those exam.
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