yup but not only BDO i think

whoa.. My family financial status is not good.. Wanted to take loan but PTPTN doesnt approve if its a professional course.. any other ways tat i can get loan?

You got that wrong.

1) The best CAT students will be selected to go for ICAEW after finishing their CAT

2) They will do 1 year full time, ( 8 papers ) in Sunway

3) Then they go BDO

1 year faster than ACCA

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Added on January 16, 2011, 12:07 am1) Sunway Jeffrey Cheah scholarship

2) MACPU

3) Shell


This post has been edited by BlueSpark: Jan 16 2011, 12:07 AM

sunwya no longer provide this route i think.. they focus on the CFAB route only and btw it's 9 papers not 8 and not only BDO that's providing this training.. i am a student there..so which part am I wrong?

come TARC study la..diploma can borrow ptptn..
i think around 10k++ gua..not sure..
adv diploma also can..can borrow 13k..
u're spm leaver?mind to tell trial exam berapa A?
tarc got provide scholarship..

can try to apply macpu scholarship my friend told me it's quite easy to get as very few people apply for it.. anyway..you got 10 As right? you are eligible for entrance scholarship which covers almost the whole CAT fees already after that u can apply for MACPU scholarship for ACCA

This post has been edited by Knight_2008: Jan 16 2011, 03:36 AM

Sorry I didn't write properly.
What I know is Sunway best CAT students go to ICAEW

I'm a student there also =.=
8 papers - MI & LAW + 6 application papers. Am I right?

So far, I've only seen BDO sponsored students.

Btw, sunway still provide this route

This post has been edited by BlueSpark: Jan 16 2011, 10:13 AM

Nowadays, all young people have their ambitions, which is good. But, most of them are too ambitious, without considering their own capability as well as risk, time wasted. Only see the glamour name of chartered. If you are "hang" half-way, if don't anything, no degree, no chartered, no money. Conclusion, at that time you 'baru' re-think your future, then it is too late, yes, really too late.

Just be pessimistic a bit, say 3 years down the road, you still :hang" half-way at your professional course, and at that time recession time come in (who knows?), you ending with "apa pun tarak".

Secure something first. A bird in the hand (degree) is worth a dinosaur in the bush (chartered accountant).

This post has been edited by wfwong: Jan 16 2011, 11:53 AM

in my time, the students who were selected will immediately begin their training (ie. work) in the sponsoring firm while doing their application papers part time..no full time studies at that time.. and there were two other firm sponsoring beside BDO,, but medium size firm,..not big 4

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Added on January 16, 2011, 12:43 pmno harm if the young people have the capability in order to be ambitious right? lol

This post has been edited by Knight_2008: Jan 16 2011, 12:43 PM

my dad's fren keep asking me to do degree after spm..that time i just ambitious to study acca..
but scare about whether my capability allow me to finish the whole syllbaus and to be a CA in 3 years time..
so i choose a safer course in tarc,,studying diploma+adv dip along with acca..

If you want to do a degree, make sure its at a good university. Else, you can try out ACCA, you will be able to obtain a degree after you complete all the Fundamental level papers (your average mark has to be 66 and above to secure a first class).

it's now 68 in order to be assured of first class.. any lower, your theses have to be good in order achieved first class

Hard to get scolarship leh.. later i got tongue tied during interview.. they only open for application on march right?

the entrance scholarship does not requires interview..so as long as u got required As, you'll get it..

but its only in tuition fees waiver right?

ya..what more can you want? the exam fees only got 3k

Then when proceed to ACCA no more scholarship?
wat about CFAB is the scholarship applicable for it?

when proceed to acca, apply for macpu scholarship..

CFAB and ICAEW also can like tat?

Have you looked at the passing rate of both ACCA & ICAEW? At the final level, the passing rate of ACCA is between 30%-35%. For ICAEW, the passing rate is around 80%.

If you're an ACCA member of 5 years, you can become member of ICAEW thru the pathway membership without having to sit for any exams. For ICAEW to become an ACCA, they must sit for the last 5 papers of ACCA. It has been recognised last year that ACCA's P2 Corporate Reporting is the toughest prof paper of all the prof bodies.

Well in the end of the day, it's all up to the individual which one to choose, ACCA or ICAEW or MICPA.

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Added on January 18, 2011, 10:06 pmGenerally ICAEW is slightly easier than ACCA if you look at their exam structure. However both are equally good.


This post has been edited by White Knight: Jan 18 2011, 10:06 PM