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In the UK students can register on the basis of GCE 'A' level passes however Malaysian training organisations require ACA students to have degree.
The
subjects you study at A Level aren't as important
as the grades. |
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An excellent
degree.
84.8% of the total graduate
intake had a first or upper second class degree. You don't need
to have studied Accountancy to become an ACA
- in fact, only 4% of our trainees are Accountancy
graduates. The rest come from all areas of
the academic spectrum. |
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Application
to training organisations
You need to apply directly to the training organisation(s) you are interested in working for. A list of authorised training organisations in Malaysia is available here. If you're successful, you'll begin your work experience with your chosen employer. |
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Examinations
First comes the
Professional Stage, which will give
you an understanding of the concepts and principles
of accounting. You'll sit exams in Accounting,
Audit & Assurance, Business Finance, Business
Management, Financial Reporting and Taxation,
and take devolved assessments in Commercial
and Company Law. |
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The
Training Contract
You'll spend three
to five years working in your training organisation
and studying to gain the professional knowledge,
array of skills, broad experience and personal
development you'll need to qualify. |
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the Advanced Stage. You'll
apply your theoretical knowledge to real business
issues, in preparation for a final assessment
which tests your ability to identify and respond
to genuine problems that arise in commercial
situations. You'll sit 2 tests of Advanced
Technical Competence and, in the last year
of your training contract, the in-depth Advanced
Case Study. |
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Application
for membership to the ICAEW
Once
a member, you'll have those exclusive three letters
'ACA' after your name, and a glittering career ahead
of you. |
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