QUOTE(wfwong @ Jan 19 2011, 02:06 PM)
Yes, TARC is different, as you can read that, although you do not have a pass in ACCA, you still have advanced diploma. My main point is for those who straight away start their engine in LCCI / CAT => ACCA paper 1 ... until the end. Should they fail half-way, meaning "apa pun tarak" ... LCCI + CAT is useless, ACCA half-way is no value. Therefore, it is advisable to grab a thing first, like degree in accounting (like the thread starter wondering ACCA or Degree) or TARC Adv Diploma. TARC Adv Diploma is specifically designed for ACCA course, as after that you are required to take, if not mistaken, 4 final subjects only.
I reckon getting a degree first is best. Better than going straight to LCCI/CAT etc or even TARC Adv Diploma.Many youngster do not know what they want so it's not uncommon for them to change their mind of wanting to be an accountant half way. With degree, you can still do other thing like bank officer or insurance or whatever else where having a degree would be an advantage. With LCCI/CAT or even Adv Diploma, you are a lesser person when not doing accountancy.
My 2 sen.
Jan 19 2011, 03:47 PM

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