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Newly Qualified unemployed- what are my options

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  • 29-06-2010 11:40am
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    kjb83
    Closed Accounts Posts: 22 ✭


    I just recently sat the FAE repeats in May and await my results in July.

    I am currently unemployed. I finished my training contract in April 2009, studied for 2009 FAE's from May to Sept (failed Auditing and Management Accounting).

    Started a full time masters in Information Systems in Sept 2009 and will be finished it in August. It was tough going doing full time masters as well as repeating the 2 FAE exams, but it was probably easier doing it that way rather than repeating while still working. My masters grades are actually quite good (ave 70%).

    So basically I am now wondering what my options are? I trained in a medium sized firm with mainly book keeping experience.I am completely flexible in terms or where I can work, however I don't want to be doing big 4 type hours as I love the outdoors and don't want to spend 14 hrs a day behind a desk.

    I'm 27 now and feel experience is the key for he next few years of life, I want to return to accountancy ideally with some IT exposure and eventually with the hope building my career towards becoming a lecturer.

    In an absolute ideal world I would like to work in the sports industry, but I know thats probably not possible.

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated?
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    smcgiff
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,943 ✭✭✭smcgiff


    Looks like you may be suited to being a Systems accountant.

    That's where you're the Go To guy for the financial systems. You'd need to have experience in the likes of Oracle or SAP though.


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    loveacca
    Registered Users Posts: 118 ✭✭loveacca


    Good luck with the results, I'm sure that if they go right for you opportunities will open up


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