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koolboi2007
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Hi
Im in my final year of AAT at technician level and I have a place at university for accountancy and finance this september 2008.
Im really lost because i heard from some people that the degree is a waste of time and other people say that with a degree you can get a place in an accounting firm to train to become a chartered accountant.
I want to reach ACCA of course and i know i can get into it after AAT technician. I need to know whether to do the degree or go onto ACCA. I desperately need to know if doing the degree is a good career route because even after you do the ACCA you need experience to step into accountancy jobs.
All help is appreciated!
Im in my final year of AAT at technician level and I have a place at university for accountancy and finance this september 2008.
Im really lost because i heard from some people that the degree is a waste of time and other people say that with a degree you can get a place in an accounting firm to train to become a chartered accountant.
I want to reach ACCA of course and i know i can get into it after AAT technician. I need to know whether to do the degree or go onto ACCA. I desperately need to know if doing the degree is a good career route because even after you do the ACCA you need experience to step into accountancy jobs.
All help is appreciated!
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As far as I know, the technician level is very close to degree level, depends if you want a job straight away or not I guess.0
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I think you should do both.
As far as I am aware, if you have a degree in accountancy, you can complete your ACCA in 1 year with Oxford University.0 -
Hi
THanx alot for you help
Im not sure what job i want yet but im looking for any kind of accounts experience. I was aware that oxford brrokes uni let you do a degree after 2 years of studying ACCA but i wasnt aware that oxford uni allow you to just complete ACCA in 1 year if you have the degree. Where does it say about this? 0
