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Accountancy Question

Sineadlu · 2019-03-10 21:59:13

Hi all, Really hoping someone can help me here please! I did my accountant technician course in 2000, and have worked ever since in either A/P or accounts assistant. Made redundant a couple of years ago, shortly after started working for hubbys business managing the accounts (external accountants as well). Anyway, he is…

10-03-2019 9:59pm

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Sineadlu

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Hi all,

Really hoping someone can help me here please! I did my accountant technician course in 2000, and have worked ever since in either A/P or accounts assistant. Made redundant a couple of years ago, shortly after started working for hubbys business managing the accounts (external accountants as well). Anyway, he is encouraging me to go about studying for accountancy and I’ve no idea which body I should go for...CA is the most appealing, but it sounds incredible tough. Can anyone advise me please as to how tough it actually is, how much study time is involved etc...I’ve 2 young kids as well, 1 is special needs...I must be mad for even thinking this, but it’s something I’ve also wanted to do, just terrified at the thought of itðŸ˜„

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#2 10-03-2019 10:08pm

Immy

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I think ACCA is probably the most flexible. They have a few exam sittings a year and you can do 1 exam at a time.

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