my question is, how long does it takes for both courses and where will they send us to?how many paper that i can skip to get ACCA certificate? in the application form it says either UK or AUS ...
thanks in advance
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May 17 2009, 12:05 AM
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hello guys,erm i'm interested in taking acca and i've just finished my spm last year, right now i got scholarship from mara to study oversea for perakaunan(PILN,Program Ijazah Luar Negara)
my question is, how long does it takes for both courses and where will they send us to?how many paper that i can skip to get ACCA certificate? in the application form it says either UK or AUS ... thanks in advance |
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May 17 2009, 07:31 PM
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QUOTE(z3171600 @ May 17 2009, 05:20 AM) Thanks Topace. Appreciate your insight very much. thx 4 the reply,i've heard that taking CAT and then ACCA is hard...so im planning to take degre first..and you will have nothing if you failed the paper and end up starting all over again...its quite risky..how trues is this? If you are really interested with ACCA why don't you try to change to the same course as your friend as well? Unless you're not sure whether you want to do ACCA, then maybe it's better to do degree first. As for your question, the most you can apply for exemption is 9, however, it depends on how your degree syllabus correlate with ACCA syllabus and also whether your university is recognized by ACCA or not (I think so). But if you really want to take degree first and then ACCA, better go UK. For CAT->ACCA route, generally it takes around 3 years to complete. As for your case, A-Level usually last for one and half year and then another 3 years for degree. i do some googling and found this http://sifu2b.wordpress.com/2008/05/17/aka...-apa-kata-anda/. it says that youll be having difficulties to find any jobs by using a degree because you have to compete with others who have ACCA or ACCA-CAT..anyone can clarify this?.and what so special by working with the big 4?? not to mention that i got Fast Track in UiTM,meaning that i can complete dip in 2 and a half years & 2years for degree.. which one is better in terms of validity of the certificate... bolded the q's, |
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May 30 2009, 05:49 PM
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for those who are taking ACCA exam, past or present i want to know your education background...i mean how do you ended up taking ACCA? is it that you straight take the CAT-ACCA and continue with ACCA or that you study until diploma and then take ACCA?? Please start after your SPM...
just finished my spm last year I can't decide...wether to take Dip in Acc + degree both locally for 4 and 1/2 years or take A-level locally for 2 years and continue to make a degree oversea for min 3 years... im planning to have a degree first then go with ACCA.. is there any other path that i can take? CAT-ACCA is out since that the enrollment for the program has passed... *sry for my bad eng.. |
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May 31 2009, 05:15 PM
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QUOTE(Topace111 @ May 31 2009, 03:36 PM) Find the IPC, RDC & OHQ article, somewhere in april. assuming that i did take a degree,how many paper that ill be exempted?? an AFAIK starting spm last year i can skip P1&P2 for getting an A1 in Prinsip Akaun.Added on May 31, 2009, 3:47 pm If your first choice is acca then take cat-acca route. If you want a degree first then it your own choice on how to pursue it. For accounting profession its wise to have professional qualification instead of degree alone since global recognition is more widely regarded compared to degree. For course like law degree will suffice but need to apply for their own profession license. Thats why for law graduates they can only practice in their own country but accountant can practice anywhere even in foreign country. When you want to find job you will face stiff competition since you will compete with other graduates for a position unless you have considerable work experience. Having professional qualifcation like acca give you a slight edge in terms of qualification hold. Other areas irrespective of your qualification can be your communication skills, charisma, contacts, capability,.....etc. Accounting gives a strong foundation & versatility in penetrating other field as well which includes accouting firms, audit & taxation firms, investment firm, banking......etc. If you have degree wou will be measured based on your CGPA but acca grades student based on markings. It gives employer a transparent view on acca student performance compared to degree (that is on the assumption that you have never failed b4 or have good grades) QUOTE Badan ACCA menawarkan pensijilan kepada pelajar sebagai telah mencapai tahap lulus setara bagi Paper 1 dan Paper 2 untuk Level 1, dan LCCI pula sehingga Level 2 LCCI Qualification. sourceHal ini bermakna pelajar lepasan SPM yang mengambil mata pelajaran Prinsip Perakaunan diberikan pengecualian menduduki Paper 1 dan Paper 2 bagi Level 1 ACCA (daripada keseluruhan tiga level), dan untuk LCCI pula mereka dikecualikan menduduki Level 1 dan Level 2 (daripada keseluruhan tiga level). |
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