where to apply for job?

09_09

hi i just finished my accounting and finance degree frm Griffith college Dublin. i got overall 75%. so anybody can tell me wht are my options? i want to do full time job and part time ACCA. i have checked the big 4 websites. they do not need any staff at the moment, probably they need in september. but right now i m unemployee. i dont want to waste time. so where else i can apply. thnx in advance.

Climber

09_09 wrote: »

hi i just finished my accounting and finance degree frm Griffith college Dublin. i got overall 75%. so anybody can tell me wht are my options? i want to do full time job and part time ACCA. i have checked the big 4 websites. they do not need any staff at the moment, probably they need in september. but right now i m unemployee. i dont want to waste time. so where else i can apply. thnx in advance.

If you need any relevant job in accountancy quickly to start on your experience requirements for ACCA then I strongly suggest financial services (Funds). Not the most glamourous type of accountancy job, but you dhouls be able to get a job here quickly as there is a job shortage at the moment. 6 months to a year doing funds will make you a hot commodity for any other type of accounts Role.
PPM me for details

shewasoctober

Audit is another area that is high in demand. However, you should still be bale to get in at a small-medium size practice. I went throug the ACCA and ACA website as well as goldenpages.ie. I interviewed and received offers from several small practices, but I will be at a Big4 since I decided to do Audit and got in during their late rounds. Good luck.

shewasoctober

Here is a link to the ACCA website. This it to the page with current openings in Ireland.


You can still check out the mid-tier firms, as well as the bigger firms. If there is a position or two, you may have to look under current vacancies instead of graduate opportunities. I believe BDO Xavier has a vacancy post for Corporate Recovery.

Good luck. Small practices just might be your best bet.

09_09

Climber wrote: »

If you need any relevant job in accountancy quickly to start on your experience requirements for ACCA then I strongly suggest financial services (Funds). Not the most glamourous type of accountancy job, but you dhouls be able to get a job here quickly as there is a job shortage at the moment. 6 months to a year doing funds will make you a hot commodity for any other type of accounts Role.
PPM me for details

first of all, thnx for reply my friend. i m gonna register with ACCA 2morrow and hopefully i will post my transcripts in 1-2 days because i still did not get final transcript. and job...there is no job ryt now in big 4. they will start to recruit in september hopefully...lo..any idea where else i can apply, can i use recruiting agencies?l

09_09

shewasoctober wrote: »

Audit is another area that is high in demand. However, you should still be bale to get in at a small-medium size practice. I went throug the ACCA and ACA website as well as goldenpages.ie. I interviewed and received offers from several small practices, but I will be at a Big4 since I decided to do Audit and got in during their late rounds. Good luck.

i should do the same. thnx for letting me know. because i m interested in Tax or Auditing

09_09

shewasoctober wrote: »

Here is a link to the ACCA website. This it to the page with current openings in Ireland.


You can still check out the mid-tier firms, as well as the bigger firms. If there is a position or two, you may have to look under current vacancies instead of graduate opportunities. I believe BDO Xavier has a vacancy post for Corporate Recovery.

Good luck. Small practices just might be your best bet.

but my friend they wont let me in without experience and friend where is the link. well i will try hard

shewasoctober

Let's try this again: http://ireland.accaglobal.com/ireland/employers/ireland_careers/

The CCAinsider

Look at the mid tier firms. Anybody with an insolvency arm is mad busy now. Mid tier practice will get you the best experience.

09_09

The CCAinsider wrote: »

Look at the mid tier firms. Anybody with an insolvency arm is mad busy now. Mid tier practice will get you the best experience.

name some of them if u can. because i dont have much knowledge abt it i have to give essential professional exams. what do u think which college is best in ireland?

The CCAinsider

Here is a list of the top 20 firms in Ireland http://www.finfacts.ie/irishfinancenews/Irish_2/article_1011353_printer.shtml

09_09

The CCAinsider wrote: »

Here is a list of the top 20 firms in Ireland http://www.finfacts.ie/irishfinancenews/Irish_2/article_1011353_printer.shtml

thanx for the help but mostly companies has freezed the recruitments until september. lets see what will happen?

09_09

shewasoctober wrote: »

Let's try this again: http://ireland.accaglobal.com/ireland/employers/ireland_careers/

thnx very much friend

shewasoctober

If you are still looking for a job, there's a training vacancies link that was posted on 27 June 2008. The link is an excel file with a list of practices that still have vacancies. It might be worth checking out.

http://www.icai.ie/careers/forms.cfm

09_09

shewasoctober wrote: »

If you are still looking for a job, there's a training vacancies link that was posted on 27 June 2008. The link is an excel file with a list of practices that still have vacancies. It might be worth checking out.

http://www.icai.ie/careers/forms.cfm

thnx very much..u r a star...well i have applied all dublin jobs its nearly 80 jobs..lets see anybody will reply or not...but hope for the best...thnx again...