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Which Accountancy Qualification

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  • 23-06-2013 10:57pm
    #1
    berlingo
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭


    Hi Everyone,

    I think this topic could assist prospective and current students with choosing an accountancy body, study options, exam structure and work experience requirements.

    I'm interested in hearing from boards members who are studying towards or have already achieved their qualification from one of the main accountancy bodies in Ireland. This initial insight will see which one is most popular on the forum which could offer better support and which boards members you could direct questions to or form a study group with.

    Thanks in-advance for the feedback
    Berlingo

    Which Accountancy Body are you studying towards and/or qualified with? 94 votes

    ACA - Chartered Accountants Ireland
    0%
    ACCA - Chartered Certified Accountants (Global, UK)
    44%
    ElNino20 Times 20 Times[Deleted User]dmapreludebikeman1KenHytazamiaDellboy2007badbeatcentralhenryporterCIARAN_BOYLELurker1977Blarney92LocomotionLegend100maninblackThe J Stands for JayRunning BalanceShovesSSK 42 votes
    ACMA - Chartered Management Accountants (Global, UK)
    35%
    dbranaspasp1munsterkerryfanMartyMmaireadleyIrish.sherpaJustin10TiGeR KiNgSpaulers06bulmersgalKaka86IrishAliceThe Book ThiefPhilco71thefaHuntelaarphunkymonkcocker5hoodini89MBateson 33 votes
    CPA - Certified Public Accountants
    7%
    [Deleted User]statssMaccers55mr_edge_to_youkilburnoxysepta very cool kid 7 votes
    IIPA - Incorporated Public Accountants
    6%
    Baby4Aine1981mydiscworldssbob[Deleted User]dnm1234 6 votes
    MIATI - Accounting Technicians Ireland
    0%
    AAT - Association of Accounting Technicians (Global UK)
    5%
    j@utisbulmersgalToucheemimccadonegal2016 5 votes
    Other - Please specify in comments to be included
    1%
    showit 1 vote
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    #2
    berlingo
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭berlingo


    ACCA - Chartered Certified Accountants (Global, UK)
    If you are currently studying, please state which exam papers and if you are training within industry or practice under contract in the comments section.


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    #3
    berlingo
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭berlingo


    ACCA - Chartered Certified Accountants (Global, UK)
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    #4
    mimcca
    Registered Users Posts: 4 ✭mimcca


    AAT - Association of Accounting Technicians (Global UK)
    Has anyone studied ACA through Elevation? what's it like?


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    Prettyblack
    Registered Users Posts: 333 ✭✭Prettyblack


    ACCA - Chartered Certified Accountants (Global, UK)
    mimcca wrote: »
    Has anyone studied ACA through Elevation? what's it like?

    Worth a look alright - if you can't get a contract or don't particularly want one, its another option. More choice on exams and subjects and so on. Same syllabus though, and same amount of training needed.


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    #6
    berlingo
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭berlingo


    ACCA - Chartered Certified Accountants (Global, UK)
    any new forum members want to share their choice?


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    McTigs
    Registered Users Posts: 1,032 ✭✭✭McTigs


    Doing F7, P1 and P3 in June. Currently unemployed but starting a new job after the exams


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    ninska
    Registered Users Posts: 14 ✭ninska


    ACMA - Chartered Management Accountants (Global, UK)
    Doing ACCA P2 & P3 in June.


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    The J Stands for Jay
    Registered Users Posts: 5,769 ✭✭✭The J Stands for Jay


    ACCA - Chartered Certified Accountants (Global, UK)
    Doing Elevation and just out of my first exam.


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