can i become a Chareterd Accountant with these GCSE grades? pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease answer. i am begging to you.?
for my GCSE I got a B for Maths and a C for English. but SUPPOSE i got good grades at college for my A levels (something like AAB or AAA). and again SUPPOSE i do well in university. now do you think i could be a chartered accountant by being a member of one of the major Accounting bodies (ACCA, CIMA, ICAEW, CIPFA, etc.) in the UK. please answer. thank you
Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
You will need to take a degree course in something like accountancy before you can become an accountant. With those grades you would certainly get onto a degree course at university
Answer 2 :
Yes- please post better questions.
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Sunday, October 28, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
How do you Become an Accountant? (I'm 16)?
How do you Become an Accountant? (I'm 16)?
Obviously i don't want to become an accountant at this age (just to make that clear lol) I have a few questions about Accountancy.... I'm really interested in the whole idea of the business and finance sector and i think accountancy is an appropriate job choice for the future... However, as i'm only 16 i've just picked my A Levels to study this september and i've chosen: IFS (Institue of Financial Services Qualification), Double Applied Business, History & Physcology However, my boyfriend wants to be accoutnant also and has been doing an AAT course at college (he is 17) How would i go about doing all these Accounting qualifications if i'm going to be in full time education next year at sixth form Also how do you get into accounting? I'm not sure if i want to go to university yet and if you're going to do accounting at uni i'm sure you need Maths A Level, and i'm not amazing at maths (accounting uses calcultors alot of the time which is useful for me) I'm sorry it's long, but can anyone give me some advice into getting into accounting because as i'm getting older i need to think about my job choices!
Other - Business & Finance - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
You're 16 so why are you so worried right now??!!! MOST kids your age don't know what to do the next day!! Don't know what advanced courses are "necessary" since EACH state is different! Check with some of your local area colleges online course descriptions for the undergraduate accounting courses to give you some ideas of the type of courses you may be taking as an accounting major!! Each school may list different names for the courses but the background behind each course is almost identical since it's standardized across the nation! Believe it or not, you do NOT need to be a math wiz though some portions of the certain accounting classes may require you to know Statistics. The basic math of addition, subtraction, division and multiplication is fine! It's really a matter of Logic on how to organize things hence you need to know how to "account for items". Do you want accounting or finance as they are both different (though finance REALLY do have its roots in accounting)?? Good luck!
Answer 2 :
you need to be good at figures, although accounting needs mostly simple math (plus, minus, multiple and divide) major accounting at university to finish all the required accounting courses for the professional accounting body of your country, and then pass their professional accounting exam
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Obviously i don't want to become an accountant at this age (just to make that clear lol) I have a few questions about Accountancy.... I'm really interested in the whole idea of the business and finance sector and i think accountancy is an appropriate job choice for the future... However, as i'm only 16 i've just picked my A Levels to study this september and i've chosen: IFS (Institue of Financial Services Qualification), Double Applied Business, History & Physcology However, my boyfriend wants to be accoutnant also and has been doing an AAT course at college (he is 17) How would i go about doing all these Accounting qualifications if i'm going to be in full time education next year at sixth form Also how do you get into accounting? I'm not sure if i want to go to university yet and if you're going to do accounting at uni i'm sure you need Maths A Level, and i'm not amazing at maths (accounting uses calcultors alot of the time which is useful for me) I'm sorry it's long, but can anyone give me some advice into getting into accounting because as i'm getting older i need to think about my job choices!
Other - Business & Finance - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
You're 16 so why are you so worried right now??!!! MOST kids your age don't know what to do the next day!! Don't know what advanced courses are "necessary" since EACH state is different! Check with some of your local area colleges online course descriptions for the undergraduate accounting courses to give you some ideas of the type of courses you may be taking as an accounting major!! Each school may list different names for the courses but the background behind each course is almost identical since it's standardized across the nation! Believe it or not, you do NOT need to be a math wiz though some portions of the certain accounting classes may require you to know Statistics. The basic math of addition, subtraction, division and multiplication is fine! It's really a matter of Logic on how to organize things hence you need to know how to "account for items". Do you want accounting or finance as they are both different (though finance REALLY do have its roots in accounting)?? Good luck!
Answer 2 :
you need to be good at figures, although accounting needs mostly simple math (plus, minus, multiple and divide) major accounting at university to finish all the required accounting courses for the professional accounting body of your country, and then pass their professional accounting exam
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Sunday, October 7, 2012
can i become a charted accountant with these grades? pleeeeeeeeease answer. iam begging to you.?
can i become a charted accountant with these grades? pleeeeeeeeease answer. iam begging to you.?
i am currently in year 11 doing my GCSEs. these are the grades that i will get for my gcse english = C maths = B biology = C chemistry = B physics = C IT = C RE = B and suppose i pick maths, finance, accounting and business studies in college for my A levels. and suppose i get all As (AAAA) at A levels. do you think i will get into a university that will let me do a degree in accounting so that i can be a charted accountant. thanks.
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Answer 1 :
Yes, of course you can. A friend of mine only got Cs at A Level, but did very well at uni. He's now a chartered accountant. Have a look on www.ucas.ac.uk for accountancy degrees and that will let you know the grades you need to get onto the courses.
Answer 2 :
To be honest, if your only getting those results in GCSE the chances of AAAA are slim :( i would maybe do something similar to an apprenticeship
Answer 3 :
Lol if you got AAAA at A level no university in the country would care what you got for GCSE (as long as it's more than 5 C's!). A level grades vary a bit by university, but I don't think any will be higher than Bristol's which are AAA-AAB. That's reeeeeeally high actually. Universities do look at your GCSE grades when making a decision but if you can convince your teachers in your AS year that you can get the A/B grades in their subject then that should sway the university. Accountancy is one of those things that doesn't necessarily need a degree education. A friend of mine is a fully qualified accountant and she did it through an apprenticeship after her A levels.
Answer 4 :
You might want to do a course in book-keeping instead of college prep at this time. After a few years of maturity, you could go back to night business college and major in accounting if that is what you really want. Your grades aren't very good at this time. Do you want this major because your parents have it in their heads that you should be an accountant? Follow your own dreams! When you find what YOU really want, your grades will go up accordingly. good luck.
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i am currently in year 11 doing my GCSEs. these are the grades that i will get for my gcse english = C maths = B biology = C chemistry = B physics = C IT = C RE = B and suppose i pick maths, finance, accounting and business studies in college for my A levels. and suppose i get all As (AAAA) at A levels. do you think i will get into a university that will let me do a degree in accounting so that i can be a charted accountant. thanks.
Higher Education (University +) - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Yes, of course you can. A friend of mine only got Cs at A Level, but did very well at uni. He's now a chartered accountant. Have a look on www.ucas.ac.uk for accountancy degrees and that will let you know the grades you need to get onto the courses.
Answer 2 :
To be honest, if your only getting those results in GCSE the chances of AAAA are slim :( i would maybe do something similar to an apprenticeship
Answer 3 :
Lol if you got AAAA at A level no university in the country would care what you got for GCSE (as long as it's more than 5 C's!). A level grades vary a bit by university, but I don't think any will be higher than Bristol's which are AAA-AAB. That's reeeeeeally high actually. Universities do look at your GCSE grades when making a decision but if you can convince your teachers in your AS year that you can get the A/B grades in their subject then that should sway the university. Accountancy is one of those things that doesn't necessarily need a degree education. A friend of mine is a fully qualified accountant and she did it through an apprenticeship after her A levels.
Answer 4 :
You might want to do a course in book-keeping instead of college prep at this time. After a few years of maturity, you could go back to night business college and major in accounting if that is what you really want. Your grades aren't very good at this time. Do you want this major because your parents have it in their heads that you should be an accountant? Follow your own dreams! When you find what YOU really want, your grades will go up accordingly. good luck.
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Monday, October 1, 2012
Is a Turf Accountant?
Is a Turf Accountant?
Someone that deals grass?
Polls & Surveys - 15 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Yes. I love you.
Answer 2 :
Quite likely in my town.
Answer 3 :
Its a posh name for a bookies.
Answer 4 :
I don't know
Answer 5 :
Yep, that's right Charlie.
Answer 6 :
no , that`s the bloke you buy your wigs from.
Answer 7 :
and could also be called the local Bookie. If he dealt with Grass Hun I would down there every day with my cuttings. lol
Answer 8 :
in ireland we call them dealers .....well the odds are always on losin but i beg to differ!!
Answer 9 :
lmao! I've never heard it called that before!
Answer 10 :
If that's true then I wish I knew more of them.
Answer 11 :
Certainly not in our village...We just call em dealers and smackheads,,They never argue either ...
Answer 12 :
No it's a proper name for a bookmaker where you have a bet.
Answer 13 :
Not where I'm from! They call them business men. lol
Answer 14 :
No,,I got arrested for asking my local bookies that
Answer 15 :
Where i live its possible, xx
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Someone that deals grass?
Polls & Surveys - 15 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Yes. I love you.
Answer 2 :
Quite likely in my town.
Answer 3 :
Its a posh name for a bookies.
Answer 4 :
I don't know
Answer 5 :
Yep, that's right Charlie.
Answer 6 :
no , that`s the bloke you buy your wigs from.
Answer 7 :
and could also be called the local Bookie. If he dealt with Grass Hun I would down there every day with my cuttings. lol
Answer 8 :
in ireland we call them dealers .....well the odds are always on losin but i beg to differ!!
Answer 9 :
lmao! I've never heard it called that before!
Answer 10 :
If that's true then I wish I knew more of them.
Answer 11 :
Certainly not in our village...We just call em dealers and smackheads,,They never argue either ...
Answer 12 :
No it's a proper name for a bookmaker where you have a bet.
Answer 13 :
Not where I'm from! They call them business men. lol
Answer 14 :
No,,I got arrested for asking my local bookies that
Answer 15 :
Where i live its possible, xx
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