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Advice on becoming an Accountant in Ireland
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08-10-2018 2:35pm#1Hello all,
I'm looking for some advice on how a non-Irish resident can become a chartered accountant. The person has a Masters Degree in Accounting and Finances from a Portuguese university, but I can't find much info on how can she take the leap to Ireland and get her qualifications recognized.
Would she need to start as a trainee in any company and do the ACCA exams? What steps does she need to take to become an accountant here?
Any help is appreciated!
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Hello all,
I'm looking for some advice on how a non-Irish resident can become a chartered accountant. The person has a Masters Degree in Accounting and Finances from a Portuguese university, but I can't find much info on how can she take the leap to Ireland and get her qualifications recognized.
Would she need to start as a trainee in any company and do the ACCA exams? What steps does she need to take to become an accountant here?
Any help is appreciated!
ACCA = Chartered Certified Accountant
ACA = Chartered Accountant.
From a terminology perspective the ACA exams are for the chartered route with ACCA being the certified route.
Difference? None other than which ever one you are a member of, you will think is better.
Steps required. 3-3.5 years approved training and pass a series of exams along with recording experience Which wil need to be signed off by your training supervisor0
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