Probably around the line of "why do you want to take this professional course?".

Just play it cool, try to answer every questions, and if you can't, just bluff your way through, they mainly look at your level of confidence and how well you conduct yourselves; though great answers to the questions given help a lot.

Do attempt to converse in English unless the interviewer preferred it in Malay. But I would have think that the interview will be in English as they are looking for candidates that are highly proficient in the language. (There will be tons of reports to write once you move on to the ACCA itself)

Have confidence, wear appropriate and smart attire.

A black suit and long sleeves shirt with a matching tie will never failed to impress.

I wish you luck in the process as I am thinking of pursuing my education in CAT too. Currently doing Standard Grade (O level/GCSE) in Scotland right now.

Anyway, good luck!

This post has been edited by verticalforce: May 3 2006, 01:16 AM

Nope, my mother who is a lecturer at Uitm said that you DON'T actually need any accounting background to do the course.

In fact, they somewhat preferred science stream peoples..... since well.... science students are generally smarter...