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Stockbrookers

Stevee · 2005-11-27 17:51:44

I want to become a broker. But Iam unsure as the bst way to do this. Am I better gong to collage and doing a economics degree, or going and duing a mtal funds course and taking it from there. Can some suggest the best way to go about becoming a broker

27-11-2005 5:51pm

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Stevee

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I want to become a broker. But Iam unsure as the bst way to do this. Am I better gong to collage and doing a economics degree, or going and duing a mtal funds course and taking it from there. Can some suggest the best way to go about becoming a broker

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#2 27-11-2005 6:10pm

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Unfortunately regardless of what you study, stock broking is still a largely nepotistic profession in Ireland. I would certainly recommend a business or accountancy qualification, but would also suggest that you look to the UK or further a field when looking for employment thereafter. Keep an eye on Fás too, as they’ve had courses with placements into the IFSC in the past.

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