What international accountancy degree is recognised in India?
Q. Other than the normal CA of ICAI is there any other accountancy degree recognised in India?I am based abroad and am planning to do an accountancy course but just in case I decide to settle in India want to make sure that would be able to practice/work in india
Asked by Vikram R - Mon Feb 4 16:44:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I suggest MSc in Accounting, Finance and Management from the top ten university of bristol in UK . It is excellent in teaching, research and high profile in recognition around the world by the big 4, as well as the other giants.
Answered by PooH - Mon Feb 4 17:19:19 2008
Q. Other than the normal CA of ICAI is there any other accountancy degree recognised in India?I am based abroad and am planning to do an accountancy course but just in case I decide to settle in India want to make sure that would be able to practice/work in india
Asked by Vikram R - Mon Feb 4 16:44:39 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I suggest MSc in Accounting, Finance and Management from the top ten university of bristol in UK . It is excellent in teaching, research and high profile in recognition around the world by the big 4, as well as the other giants.
Answered by PooH - Mon Feb 4 17:19:19 2008
What does a career in accountancy involve?
Q. I'm considering a career in accountancy and would like to know the pros and cons of having a career in accountancy and generally what the job involves?
Asked by Emilee - Wed Jul 30 18:32:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Occupational Outlook Handbook published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics provides an in depth look at Accounting and Auditing careers at that you may find very helpful. Areas covered include: # Nature of the Work # Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement # Employment # Job Outlook # Projections Data # Earnings # OES Data # Related Occupations # Sources of Additional Information If you would like to better ascertain how close of a match you are for this career you may be interested in obtaining a motivational appraisal of personal potential (MAPP). Free access to a personalized MAPP is available courtesy of JobForge.com by clicking the career assessment link on the index page or by visiting .
Answered by Jared M - Sat Aug 2 17:38:39 2008
Q. I'm considering a career in accountancy and would like to know the pros and cons of having a career in accountancy and generally what the job involves?
Asked by Emilee - Wed Jul 30 18:32:15 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Occupational Outlook Handbook published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics provides an in depth look at Accounting and Auditing careers at that you may find very helpful. Areas covered include: # Nature of the Work # Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement # Employment # Job Outlook # Projections Data # Earnings # OES Data # Related Occupations # Sources of Additional Information If you would like to better ascertain how close of a match you are for this career you may be interested in obtaining a motivational appraisal of personal potential (MAPP). Free access to a personalized MAPP is available courtesy of JobForge.com by clicking the career assessment link on the index page or by visiting .
Answered by Jared M - Sat Aug 2 17:38:39 2008
Whats the difference between MS Accountancy and Masters of Accounting?
Q. So whats the difference between a MS/Acccountancy and a Masters of accounting? I saw on another schools website that the MS/accountancy is just more intensive in terms of number of classes required, but their masters of accounting was technically an M.B.A. The school I plan on attending doesnt offer a Masters of Accounting so I'm not sure what the real difference is. Or is there not even really a "Masters of Accounting", but a M.B.A. which is just more of an accounting concentration?
Asked by stoyboycs - Mon Sep 10 14:33:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes Masters of Accounting is the MBA and the MS Accounting is Masters of Science with accounting as your major
Answered by Ellie - Mon Sep 10 14:41:17 2007
Q. So whats the difference between a MS/Acccountancy and a Masters of accounting? I saw on another schools website that the MS/accountancy is just more intensive in terms of number of classes required, but their masters of accounting was technically an M.B.A. The school I plan on attending doesnt offer a Masters of Accounting so I'm not sure what the real difference is. Or is there not even really a "Masters of Accounting", but a M.B.A. which is just more of an accounting concentration?
Asked by stoyboycs - Mon Sep 10 14:33:08 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes Masters of Accounting is the MBA and the MS Accounting is Masters of Science with accounting as your major
Answered by Ellie - Mon Sep 10 14:41:17 2007
What is a good SMALL accountancy firm to train at in London? Does Big 4 give the best training?
Q. I'm not interested in Big 4 as I don't feel part of the culture. Also generally I am more comfortable around smaller numbers of people. But how can I find a good small accountancy firm in London? Anyone got recommendations? I want to train for the ACA and gain relevant experience in audit/tax/advisory etc. Do you think Big 4 is the only option for excellent training?
Asked by MadgeLivesInMarbleArch - Thu Sep 6 13:06:10 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Big 4 does give the best training, but the second tier are getting stronger as well. The culture (that you say you don't feel a part of) will vary from firm to firm. I interviewed with three of the Big 4 plus 2 second tier and one other local firm. I am currently working for a Big 4 firm in a smaller office and the culture at our firm is very similar to that of a much smaller firm. I have only been with them for a short time and I already know everyone (including the partners) on a first name basis. The best part of the larger firms is that they will open your future up to far more opportunities. The hours are long, but assuming you can last for at least three years (senior level with certification), you can write your own ticket as to… [cont.]
Answered by Rock Chalk - Sat Sep 8 00:38:24 2007
Q. I'm not interested in Big 4 as I don't feel part of the culture. Also generally I am more comfortable around smaller numbers of people. But how can I find a good small accountancy firm in London? Anyone got recommendations? I want to train for the ACA and gain relevant experience in audit/tax/advisory etc. Do you think Big 4 is the only option for excellent training?
Asked by MadgeLivesInMarbleArch - Thu Sep 6 13:06:10 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Big 4 does give the best training, but the second tier are getting stronger as well. The culture (that you say you don't feel a part of) will vary from firm to firm. I interviewed with three of the Big 4 plus 2 second tier and one other local firm. I am currently working for a Big 4 firm in a smaller office and the culture at our firm is very similar to that of a much smaller firm. I have only been with them for a short time and I already know everyone (including the partners) on a first name basis. The best part of the larger firms is that they will open your future up to far more opportunities. The hours are long, but assuming you can last for at least three years (senior level with certification), you can write your own ticket as to… [cont.]
Answered by Rock Chalk - Sat Sep 8 00:38:24 2007
How can a foreign student pursue Chartered Accountancy in Canada?
Q. I am a commerce graduate wanting to pursue a Chartered Accountancy Course with the Canadian Chartered Accountancy Institute.Is it possible for a foreigner to get student visa to pursue Chartered Accountancy from Canada?I would like to hear from people who have already done this or who know someone who has done this
Asked by Silvio D - Sun Nov 30 11:15:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure about this. Since this is a professional degree not an academic degree, you may not get visa to pursue the same in Canada. Log on to the Institute to know more.
Answered by Samarendra G - Tue Dec 2 00:35:43 2008
Q. I am a commerce graduate wanting to pursue a Chartered Accountancy Course with the Canadian Chartered Accountancy Institute.Is it possible for a foreigner to get student visa to pursue Chartered Accountancy from Canada?I would like to hear from people who have already done this or who know someone who has done this
Asked by Silvio D - Sun Nov 30 11:15:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not sure about this. Since this is a professional degree not an academic degree, you may not get visa to pursue the same in Canada. Log on to the Institute to know more.
Answered by Samarendra G - Tue Dec 2 00:35:43 2008
What type of accountancy is the best to work in?
Q. All of the accountancy firms have lots of different types of accountants listed on their websites with regard to what types they deal in eg actuarial, assurance, advisory, tax, etc. I've heard from some people that which one you pick can have enormous impact - and that it's not as simple as just being 'an accountant'. If possible, I would like to know which ones there are, and how they differ in terms of what they do, how interesting/varied the work is, potential earnings, and what opportunities there are.
Asked by snootyjim - Fri Feb 22 11:26:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like you are just starting out - you don't need to worry about making decisions like this early on. Through course of studies you may find differnt areas more interesting than others, and can chose to specialise from there. In broad terms anyway, you will still be a qualified accountant - which in itself is a highly valued qualification. Currently graduate accountants (i.e. those who have just left university) can command salaries far higher than those in almost all other standard degrees. There is a shortgage of good accoutnants, and although hard work can be very lucrative.
Answered by simplesimon - Wed Feb 27 07:29:06 2008
Q. All of the accountancy firms have lots of different types of accountants listed on their websites with regard to what types they deal in eg actuarial, assurance, advisory, tax, etc. I've heard from some people that which one you pick can have enormous impact - and that it's not as simple as just being 'an accountant'. If possible, I would like to know which ones there are, and how they differ in terms of what they do, how interesting/varied the work is, potential earnings, and what opportunities there are.
Asked by snootyjim - Fri Feb 22 11:26:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like you are just starting out - you don't need to worry about making decisions like this early on. Through course of studies you may find differnt areas more interesting than others, and can chose to specialise from there. In broad terms anyway, you will still be a qualified accountant - which in itself is a highly valued qualification. Currently graduate accountants (i.e. those who have just left university) can command salaries far higher than those in almost all other standard degrees. There is a shortgage of good accoutnants, and although hard work can be very lucrative.
Answered by simplesimon - Wed Feb 27 07:29:06 2008
I want to learn accountant online. Are there any online accountancy courses? How can i join in?
Q. I am Vietnamese and living in Viet Nam, I want to have an international accountancy diploma or degree. How can i do to have it? Can i join an distance learning course?
Asked by Apol - Fri Mar 2 12:47:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe UCLA has a certificate in accounting online program that is very good. Good luck!
Answered by windy33 - Tue Mar 6 03:15:51 2007
Q. I am Vietnamese and living in Viet Nam, I want to have an international accountancy diploma or degree. How can i do to have it? Can i join an distance learning course?
Asked by Apol - Fri Mar 2 12:47:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I believe UCLA has a certificate in accounting online program that is very good. Good luck!
Answered by windy33 - Tue Mar 6 03:15:51 2007
How popular a course is accountancy in the UK?
Q. I am a mature student and have applied for accountancy to Northumbria and Newcastle uni's. I only decided that I was going to apply on 1st Jan and sent the form in through UCAS the same day. Hopefully my tutor will still do the reference and get it sent in before the 15th January. I am pedicted top grades for the course I am doing and should get a good reference. Do I still have a shot at getting on to start in September?
Asked by Itchy McFanny - Fri Jan 4 12:19:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have applied within the deadline, you should still be counted, it's not done on first come first served basis.
Answered by derbydolphin - Fri Jan 4 12:28:29 2008
Q. I am a mature student and have applied for accountancy to Northumbria and Newcastle uni's. I only decided that I was going to apply on 1st Jan and sent the form in through UCAS the same day. Hopefully my tutor will still do the reference and get it sent in before the 15th January. I am pedicted top grades for the course I am doing and should get a good reference. Do I still have a shot at getting on to start in September?
Asked by Itchy McFanny - Fri Jan 4 12:19:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have applied within the deadline, you should still be counted, it's not done on first come first served basis.
Answered by derbydolphin - Fri Jan 4 12:28:29 2008
What do companies and employers demand more (Accountancy or Business Administration)?
Q. I have a choice between a master in Accountany or in Business Administration? Some friends advised me to go for the Accountancy so what do you think ?
Asked by T.A.T - Sun Jun 3 06:51:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that Accountancy is more safe - there are more jobs in the field. Business Administration is more versatile, however. However, to work in Accounting, you likely will want a CPA. You get that by fulfilling your states' requirements to sit for the CPA exam, which is usually a certain number of college-level accounting courses and passing the exam. So, you can still get a CPA without a degree in Accounting, however, you will probably end up getting a degree in Accounting while fulfilling those requirements. Business Administration has several aspects to it; Management, Marketing, and others depending on what school you are at. You may be able to get a more interesting job than with an accounting degree, depending on what you find… [cont.]
Answered by The Real Deal - Mon Jun 4 19:15:38 2007
Q. I have a choice between a master in Accountany or in Business Administration? Some friends advised me to go for the Accountancy so what do you think ?
Asked by T.A.T - Sun Jun 3 06:51:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that Accountancy is more safe - there are more jobs in the field. Business Administration is more versatile, however. However, to work in Accounting, you likely will want a CPA. You get that by fulfilling your states' requirements to sit for the CPA exam, which is usually a certain number of college-level accounting courses and passing the exam. So, you can still get a CPA without a degree in Accounting, however, you will probably end up getting a degree in Accounting while fulfilling those requirements. Business Administration has several aspects to it; Management, Marketing, and others depending on what school you are at. You may be able to get a more interesting job than with an accounting degree, depending on what you find… [cont.]
Answered by The Real Deal - Mon Jun 4 19:15:38 2007
What courses are required for accountancy?
Q. So my major is accountancy, and I am starting college 2008 Spring semester(didn't go to first semester after graduate). I was wondering, what classes are required for my major? And what classes should I take? instead of wasting money on classes that doesn't help me with this major.
Asked by Theo Z - Mon Nov 12 20:32:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll want to meet with your academic advisor and go over your degree plan as soon as possible, either immediately before or immediately after you enroll for your first semester. In the meantime... Most bachelor's degree programs require some of the same basics, include two courses in English composition/rhetoric; two courses in U.S. history; and courses in math, government, social sciences, visual arts, and possibly some others. Business degrees in particular may have somewhat more stringent requirements in terms of math (finite, calculus, and statistics), as well as computer literacy and professional speaking. In addition, most business majors will be required to take entry-level courses in management, marketing, economics (both… [cont.]
Answered by BAMAMBA - Mon Nov 12 20:48:25 2007
Q. So my major is accountancy, and I am starting college 2008 Spring semester(didn't go to first semester after graduate). I was wondering, what classes are required for my major? And what classes should I take? instead of wasting money on classes that doesn't help me with this major.
Asked by Theo Z - Mon Nov 12 20:32:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll want to meet with your academic advisor and go over your degree plan as soon as possible, either immediately before or immediately after you enroll for your first semester. In the meantime... Most bachelor's degree programs require some of the same basics, include two courses in English composition/rhetoric; two courses in U.S. history; and courses in math, government, social sciences, visual arts, and possibly some others. Business degrees in particular may have somewhat more stringent requirements in terms of math (finite, calculus, and statistics), as well as computer literacy and professional speaking. In addition, most business majors will be required to take entry-level courses in management, marketing, economics (both… [cont.]
Answered by BAMAMBA - Mon Nov 12 20:48:25 2007
How is the Masters of Accounting/Accountancy program at UNC Chapel Hill?
Q. How is the Masters of Accounting/Accountancy program at UNC Chapel Hill? Is this one of the best programs in the nation? Could I get in if I have a 680 on the GMAT and a 3.75 GPA?
Asked by PB - Mon Dec 1 22:51:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm also applying to Chapel Hill. According to their website, the average GMAT is 635 and the average GPA is 3.38. That being said, you look pretty good. I'm wondering if I can get in myself. I have a 710 GMAT but only a 3.1 GPA. The website also states that the program "is ranked No. 9 in accounting among top business schools by U.S. News & World Report. Our Master of Accounting program was ranked 7th in the 2007 Public Accounting Report." Hope to see you there. Good luck.
Answered by Jonathan H - Wed Dec 3 00:47:03 2008
Q. How is the Masters of Accounting/Accountancy program at UNC Chapel Hill? Is this one of the best programs in the nation? Could I get in if I have a 680 on the GMAT and a 3.75 GPA?
Asked by PB - Mon Dec 1 22:51:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm also applying to Chapel Hill. According to their website, the average GMAT is 635 and the average GPA is 3.38. That being said, you look pretty good. I'm wondering if I can get in myself. I have a 710 GMAT but only a 3.1 GPA. The website also states that the program "is ranked No. 9 in accounting among top business schools by U.S. News & World Report. Our Master of Accounting program was ranked 7th in the 2007 Public Accounting Report." Hope to see you there. Good luck.
Answered by Jonathan H - Wed Dec 3 00:47:03 2008
how do i start my own accountancy firm?
Q. How do i start my accountancy firm? Many Thanks
Asked by Yasin S - Thu Sep 18 06:56:35 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you a chartered accountant? If not then don't bother! If you are, your should pretty much know how to from your studies and wouldn't be asking this question on Yahoo answers, so again, don't bother!
Answered by Matt B - Thu Sep 18 08:51:19 2008
Q. How do i start my accountancy firm? Many Thanks
Asked by Yasin S - Thu Sep 18 06:56:35 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Are you a chartered accountant? If not then don't bother! If you are, your should pretty much know how to from your studies and wouldn't be asking this question on Yahoo answers, so again, don't bother!
Answered by Matt B - Thu Sep 18 08:51:19 2008
What are the do/don't in a college interview for accountancy?
Q. I got an interview notice today from my major, accountancy. what should i do / don't in the interview? i know all the basic, like dress up and speak politely, etc. what kind of questions will the professor ask in accountancy? what are the BIG NO-NO? thanks
Asked by beef - Thu Jul 10 09:16:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I got an interview notice today from my major, accountancy. what should i do / don't in the interview? i know all the basic, like dress up and speak politely, etc. what kind of questions will the professor ask in accountancy? what are the BIG NO-NO? thanks
Asked by beef - Thu Jul 10 09:16:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Can i use an american accountancy degree in england?
Q. right well ive been offered a soccer scholarship to the states. This would mean id go to an american university and do a degree there, i want to do an accountancy degree but im worried that once ive done the degree i want to come back to england and work here. Is the degree recognised in England and is as good a degree? will i still be able to get as good a job with an american degree as a english one? All answers are welcome.
Asked by Sam M - Sun Apr 26 13:04:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Mainly because anyone worth their salt wouldn't ask that question on YA, they would have worked it all out long before planning to go to the USA in the 1st place.
Answered by Crowkit - Sun Apr 26 17:04:42 2009
Q. right well ive been offered a soccer scholarship to the states. This would mean id go to an american university and do a degree there, i want to do an accountancy degree but im worried that once ive done the degree i want to come back to england and work here. Is the degree recognised in England and is as good a degree? will i still be able to get as good a job with an american degree as a english one? All answers are welcome.
Asked by Sam M - Sun Apr 26 13:04:20 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. Mainly because anyone worth their salt wouldn't ask that question on YA, they would have worked it all out long before planning to go to the USA in the 1st place.
Answered by Crowkit - Sun Apr 26 17:04:42 2009
is accountancy and finance the same in pakistan?
Q. i am currently studying accountancy and finance at university in the uk. i am planning to move to pakistan next year and want to know if the accounting statements are the same in pakistan and if i will be able to carry on with my degree or if i would have to start it again.
Asked by aisha h - Sat Oct 28 09:50:04 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it is the same. Almost everything was established by the British, so don't you worry, everthing is more or less the same when studying. The difference is in practise.
Answered by joechuksy - Tue Oct 31 10:42:58 2006
Q. i am currently studying accountancy and finance at university in the uk. i am planning to move to pakistan next year and want to know if the accounting statements are the same in pakistan and if i will be able to carry on with my degree or if i would have to start it again.
Asked by aisha h - Sat Oct 28 09:50:04 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it is the same. Almost everything was established by the British, so don't you worry, everthing is more or less the same when studying. The difference is in practise.
Answered by joechuksy - Tue Oct 31 10:42:58 2006
Is accountancy a public related subject?
Q. I am very bad in communication and also in public relations but interested in studying accountancy so just want to confirm is accountancy a public related subject. Is there alot of communication involved in this area?
Asked by Gren - Wed Jun 18 19:43:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A lot depends on what position you are in the company. If you do not want grow in a company and restrict yourself to back office, then public speaking may not be involved. If you are at managerial level, then you have to make presentations. If I were you, I would rather go for a public speaking course for a couple months and get confident in that area. Then I have the option to choose what I like rather than being fearful of public speaking.
Answered by SANTOSH - Sat Jun 21 12:19:21 2008
Q. I am very bad in communication and also in public relations but interested in studying accountancy so just want to confirm is accountancy a public related subject. Is there alot of communication involved in this area?
Asked by Gren - Wed Jun 18 19:43:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A lot depends on what position you are in the company. If you do not want grow in a company and restrict yourself to back office, then public speaking may not be involved. If you are at managerial level, then you have to make presentations. If I were you, I would rather go for a public speaking course for a couple months and get confident in that area. Then I have the option to choose what I like rather than being fearful of public speaking.
Answered by SANTOSH - Sat Jun 21 12:19:21 2008
How can I find an accountancy job that benefits the environment?
Q. I am a qualified management accountant with 3 years post qualification experience working in financial services. I am environmentally conscious and an animal lover and feel I am missing an opportunity to do something more beneficial to the world. I live in London and can't afford to take a huge pay cut as I have a mortgage to pay. Does anyone have any ideas what type of jobs are out there that might match?
Asked by Lou - Tue Aug 7 09:30:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The link below actually lists organisations that are environmentally conscious. But maybe you should consider how to bring environmental issues into where you are now? I have always raised issues on recycling, sustainable and fair trade procurement policies, energy conservation and cherishing diversity whereever I have worked - sometimes they listen sometimes they don't.
Answered by morwood_leyland - Tue Aug 7 09:42:48 2007
Q. I am a qualified management accountant with 3 years post qualification experience working in financial services. I am environmentally conscious and an animal lover and feel I am missing an opportunity to do something more beneficial to the world. I live in London and can't afford to take a huge pay cut as I have a mortgage to pay. Does anyone have any ideas what type of jobs are out there that might match?
Asked by Lou - Tue Aug 7 09:30:32 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The link below actually lists organisations that are environmentally conscious. But maybe you should consider how to bring environmental issues into where you are now? I have always raised issues on recycling, sustainable and fair trade procurement policies, energy conservation and cherishing diversity whereever I have worked - sometimes they listen sometimes they don't.
Answered by morwood_leyland - Tue Aug 7 09:42:48 2007
What is the recognition students get on sucessfull completion of +2 Vocational Course in Accountancy?
Q. What is the value of +2 passed especially in Accountancy(Vocational Stream) Is it equal to Diploma Course .What is the recognition for this course in Industry ,Society
Asked by egroceryshop - Thu Feb 26 17:30:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. +2 passed vocational course in accountancy is not equal to a Diploma. You have get professional Diploma/Degree to get a Accountancy job in Industry, company etc. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is a premier professional accountancy body of the country conducts Chartered Accountant (CA) exams. Please visit there web site for more details. www.icai.org/ hsj
Answered by Harinder S. Johal - Sat Feb 28 12:47:53 2009
Q. What is the value of +2 passed especially in Accountancy(Vocational Stream) Is it equal to Diploma Course .What is the recognition for this course in Industry ,Society
Asked by egroceryshop - Thu Feb 26 17:30:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. +2 passed vocational course in accountancy is not equal to a Diploma. You have get professional Diploma/Degree to get a Accountancy job in Industry, company etc. The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) is a premier professional accountancy body of the country conducts Chartered Accountant (CA) exams. Please visit there web site for more details. www.icai.org/ hsj
Answered by Harinder S. Johal - Sat Feb 28 12:47:53 2009
What companies in London are good for Accountancy recruitment?
Q. I am studying ACCA and have sat 7 papers. If I pass the next 2 I will be part qualified. I have been working in finance in a Media company for 18 months and I just need better accounting experience now.
Asked by Bobby - Mon Nov 6 07:07:15 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hays, Morgan McKinley, Goodman Masson, Michael page, Robert Walters, Huntress search, etc. All the best
Answered by scallywag - Sun Nov 12 07:41:57 2006
Q. I am studying ACCA and have sat 7 papers. If I pass the next 2 I will be part qualified. I have been working in finance in a Media company for 18 months and I just need better accounting experience now.
Asked by Bobby - Mon Nov 6 07:07:15 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hays, Morgan McKinley, Goodman Masson, Michael page, Robert Walters, Huntress search, etc. All the best
Answered by scallywag - Sun Nov 12 07:41:57 2006
Which degree is more beneficial or valuable: MBA or Master of Accountancy?
Q. Between an MBA and a Master of Accountancy, which degree would be more valuable when applying for high-paying jobs in Accounting or Finance?
Asked by ur overrated - Sun Jul 13 21:35:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on your career goals. The MBA is a broad general degree designed to train student to enter any area of management. Most MBA programs accept students with any undergraduate degree. The MBA is in contrast to the MS degree which trains students to reach higher levels of knowledge in their specialty so that they can serve as better staff and researchers, with no intention of becoming high level managers. Although some programs offer a concentration in a specific field in the second year, the emphasis in all MBA programs is on a broad range of courses. there is a large variety of concentrations available, such as accounting, finance, aviation management, sport management, environment, and many others. Some MBA programs are designed… [cont.]
Answered by Serge M - Tue Jul 15 06:29:46 2008
Q. Between an MBA and a Master of Accountancy, which degree would be more valuable when applying for high-paying jobs in Accounting or Finance?
Asked by ur overrated - Sun Jul 13 21:35:09 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on your career goals. The MBA is a broad general degree designed to train student to enter any area of management. Most MBA programs accept students with any undergraduate degree. The MBA is in contrast to the MS degree which trains students to reach higher levels of knowledge in their specialty so that they can serve as better staff and researchers, with no intention of becoming high level managers. Although some programs offer a concentration in a specific field in the second year, the emphasis in all MBA programs is on a broad range of courses. there is a large variety of concentrations available, such as accounting, finance, aviation management, sport management, environment, and many others. Some MBA programs are designed… [cont.]
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