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ACCA and ACA exemptions, need advice

  • 27-07-2015 2:08am
    #1
    Kurooi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 746 ✭✭✭


    I got a graduate job waiting, part of the contract was just studying for the profession without a mention of which, at the interview they were open towards both qualifications with a preference for ACCA, I wanted ACA, mentioned that though I really feel that wasn't noted down.

    Months later just before signing the contract I asked about it but they never got back to me, I really feel like I'll make a fool of myself in front of the HR if I keep going to them. I signed the thing because I'm in for it even if it's ACCA and by now I barely care but I'm wondering which to get the exemptions from.

    Should I even be doing them? I wasn't told anything honestly.

    Also, I know I'm late for ACA but I don't have full results yet and I was told they accept them late for my course. Either way I'm worried and confused, I think I'll apply to ACA either way now, as soon as possible, but I am slightly lost. I would value some opinions on this.


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  • #2
    Chartered Accountants Ireland: Careers Team
    Company Representative Posts: 13 Verified rep ✭Chartered Accountants Ireland: Careers Team


    Hi Kurooi, if you wish you can PM me and I can give you some advice regarding starting with Chartered - as you say, you aren't too late to enrol and we can check your exemptions free of charge.


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