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Getting an interview with a foreign credential, vs. part-qualified CIMA?

  • 22-08-2015 9:19pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12


    Hi all,

    I'm hoping someone here might have some recent personal experience with entering the workforce in Ireland with a foreign designation.

    Is a Canadian Certified Management Accounting (CMA) designation recognized at all (I'm newly qualified this year)?
    Has anyone had any experience talking their way into a job interview with a foreign Management Accounting credential? I'm not looking to do Audit or tax, but rather just hoping not to have to drop down to AP/AR clerk from my current position over the last couple of years as a Manager of Financial services (de facto controller - small company). My current target is something in the financial analyst range, hopefully -- I recognize competition with be uphill with no local experience.

    If yes, how did you market your credential? E.g. CIMA provides exemptions for everything but the final level to a CMA, but I don't want to market myself as part qualified even though providing some local comparison seems appropriate.

    I'm looking at coming over on a working holiday visa in the spring and I would appreciate any experiences/information people can provide while I start working on an Irish Style CV.

    Thank you for making this far!
    (What a long first post - sheesh!)
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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 198 ✭✭KlausFlouride


    Contact a recruiter, they'll be able to give you a good idea, plus they'll give you an idea on job availability.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12 CDNCMA


    Thanks for replying.

    We do have contacting recruiters on our list as well, as we are planning to be in Dublin in mid-December as a part of our trip to visit family over the holidays in Germany.


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