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Accounting Study UK

nojunkmaill · 2010-04-14 19:33:54

Does anyone know or can offer advice on the below. Hoping to get on to this course, would it be as valid as any qualified accountant here.? Any help appreciated. http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/jobs/careers-detail.aspx?JobId=2218

14-04-2010 7:33pm

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Does anyone know or can offer advice on the below.

Hoping to get on to this course, would it be as valid as any qualified accountant here.?

Any help appreciated.

http://www.civilservice.gov.uk/jobs/careers-detail.aspx?JobId=2218

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#2 14-04-2010 7:51pm

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Sounds good -

Association of Accounting Technicians and then ACA ICAEW

Are you anxious to go straight to work - would you not prefer to go to college first?

Edit: ICAEWs equivalent would be ICAI here

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#3 14-04-2010 8:36pm

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I'm working at the minute, I don't think I'd be able to afford just studying unfortunately.

From what I gather, I'll be studying while working there, so building up the experience?

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