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ACCA Accountancy Project - Urgent!

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  • 11-10-2011 2:40pm
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    Cartman78
    Registered Users Posts: 9,618 ✭✭✭


    Hi all,

    I'm in a bit of a flap over a project for ACCA Diploma in Financial Management - could badly do with some advice from an experienced accountant/accountancy tutor.

    Have already tried HSI/Griffith College but they have nobody available at the moment.

    Any help greatly appreciated, cheers cm


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    LB6
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    You could try Senior College in Mulgrave Street - they do accountancy courses and I'm sure they probably do out of hours tutoring too. Best of luck.

    http://www.lcfe.ie/EVENING-PROGRAMMES.aspx


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    wina1
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭wina1


    I might be able to help you - PM me :)


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    clareames
    Registered Users Posts: 98 ✭✭clareames


    Hi, i am looking into doing an accountancy course of some sort by distance learning... I currently work in design and do some basic book keeping, can anyone tel me what course i would need to take next or any suggestions or advice what route i could take.:confused: I received info from Kilroys in dublin but found alot of negative feedback on internet... I would reali appreciate any advice what so ever, cheers :D


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    wina1
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭wina1


    clareames wrote: »
    Hi, i am looking into doing an accountancy course of some sort by distance learning... I currently work in design and do some basic book keeping, can anyone tel me what course i would need to take next or any suggestions or advice what route i could take.:confused: I received info from Kilroys in dublin but found alot of negative feedback on internet... I would reali appreciate any advice what so ever, cheers :D


    For basic bookkeeping then do an IATI course (accouting technician). Its the equivalent of a diploma in accounting. I did it before I sat the professional exams just to see if I would like it. I can recommend Griffith college (not sure if they do distance learning), I have studied with them for years and they have excellent lecturers. If you go to the IATI website they should be able to help you.


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    clareames
    Registered Users Posts: 98 ✭✭clareames


    this sounds great i will look into it.. thanks a million...


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