Ok, What about the notion that if you like dealing with financial accounting, you take ACCA. If you do not like accounting, you take CIMA. Like, is CIMA totally management focused professional qualification? And if so, doing VT in audit firm is useless then if you want to take CIMA?
Because, my uni (same with TS, BTW) prior to sitting for last semester (BAcc Hons) every student must do 6 months of practical training. I did mine in a small accounting firm. I realised at that time I do not like financial accounting and thinking of heading into management line. So, should I take CIMA? If so, would my training (in accounting firm) be useless then?
My question is direct (to take CIMA or ACCA professional qualification) as I believe my degree is not good enough for me to advance in my career. I need that extra oomph! to make me different than others, you know what I mean?
So, any advice regarding this matter is highly appreciated.