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Throw out your assumptions about the PER—it's not your average training stint! To become an ACCA member, you need to conquer three pillars: exams, ethics modules, and the often-misunderstood Practical Experience Requirement (PER). Many see PER as just a training stint, but it's much more than that—it's about proving you've mastered the skills required for the profession. Find Your Kingdom: Your job should involve tasks in accounting, finance, or audit. Even if it's not your primary responsibility, any time spent on these activities counts towards your 36 months' experience. No, your weekend gig as a dog walker doesn't count, even if you're super good at counting puppies. 🐶 The Great Confusion: Is it training? An internship? Part-time? Full-time? A secret mission? Ideally, you want a job where you're neck-deep in numbers and financial jargon. If your role involves a bit of everything, that's cool too. Your experience still counts. You can utilize experience from previous roles, voluntary work, internships—even before registering with ACCA. Starting in a junior role is okay—what matters is gaining more responsibilities over time. Think promotions, job changes, or even job rotations and secondments. To make the most of your PER, plan your career actively. Set goals, target the types of jobs you want, and aim for increasing responsibility. Whether it's a full-time job, part-time role, or voluntary work, ensure you're gaining relevant experience and tracking it properly. Remember, PER is your golden ticket to proving your real-world skills and effectively managing your PER ensures you're on track to becoming a fully qualified ACCA member. # ACCA #accastudents #accamembers #accaglobal #ProfessionalDevelopment #CareerGrowth #Accounting #Finance #Audit #PracticalExperience #CareerPlanning # ACCA India # LinkedIn Guide to Creating # LinkedIn

Pursuing an International Accounting Career? Here’s How to Get Started! To thrive in an international environment, aspiring accountants should focus on three key areas: 1. Educational Qualifications: →Secure a recognized degree in accounting or finance. →Pursue global certifications like CA, CPA, or ACCA tailored to your target country. 2. Gaining International Experience: →Seek internships or secondments abroad to gain invaluable exposure. →Enhance your language proficiency, especially in English, and master IFRS standards. 3. Developing Soft Skills: → Cultivate cultural competence and build a global network. → Stay updated with technological trends in accounting to boost efficiency. By prioritizing these steps, you'll set yourself up for success in the global accounting arena!

An ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) internship provides students and aspiring accountants with practical experience in accounting and finance. This experience is highly beneficial for fulfilling ACCA’s practical experience requirement (PER), which is essential for qualifying as an ACCA member. Internships typically involve working in areas such as financial reporting, auditing, and tax, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world situations. Join the path of success, Link in bio. #acca #accaexams #accastudents #accaindia #edzeb #instituteoffinance #edzebexperience #careerdevelopment #careercounselling #financecoach #careercoach #careercounselling #viral #viralreels #viralvideos #viralpost #financegoals #successmindset #instadaily #examptions #exam #facttoknow

As an aspiring CA(SA)…. ….studying towards a Diploma and not a Bachelor’s in Accounting, I feel like we students who are ought to take bridging courses such as Advanced Diploma’s/BCTA before obtaining or getting enrolled for our CTA’s are not really spoken about/motivated or even considered. Firms prefer Bachelor students and give opportunities to them the most (job requirements at most firms include a Bachelor’s qualification) and to me as a Senior year student studying towards a Diploma Qualification, looking for Firms to do Vacation work/ internships or work integrated at, I have to struggle a lot before I get recognition from firms. Don’t get me wrong, I do know that a Bachelor degree is more advanced than a Diploma and maybe that’s why Firms opt for it more than a Diploma, however a Diploma is still a qualification and I wish Firms would consider giving us chances as well because we really are doing our level best. Our journeys may take a little longer than others but we all will get to our destinations at the end. Consider us too, we might actually surprise you. Have a blessed week ahead everyone ☺️ #recognition #caaspirants #accountingandaccountants #diploma

🚀 Exciting News: Introducing the ACCA Finance Analyst Apprenticeship (Level 3) 🚀 Kaplan UK are thrilled to announce the launch of our pioneering ACCA Finance Analyst (Level 3) Apprenticeship, tailored for the evolving landscape of accounting! This apprenticeship is the perfect blend of cutting-edge data skills and foundational accountancy knowledge, designed for finance professionals who are not necessarily in traditional accounting roles. 🌐 Why This Programme? Accounting today goes beyond just debits and credits; it's about harnessing the power of data. Our programme equips your new talent with the modern skills required to thrive in contemporary accounting roles, transforming them into data-savvy finance analysts. 🛠️ Skills for the Modern Finance Function Leveraging the strengths of our Data User apprenticeship, this industry-specific programme is the first to integrate essential data competencies with core accounting principles. Your employees will gain technical prowess in using key technologies and platforms, and learn to source, analyse, and interpret financial data to drive business decisions and advocate for change. 🎯 Who Will Benefit? New talent seeking an innovative entry into the finance world. Existing staff transitioning to data-centric finance roles. Organisations aiming to enhance off-the-job training with sector-specific skills. 📈 Career Advancement This apprenticeship is just the beginning. Graduates can advance to our Data Analyst (Level 4) apprenticeship or pursue higher specialisations with our ACCA Accounting or Taxation Professional (Level 7) apprenticeship. 👥 Job Roles Suited for This Apprenticeship Accounts Assistant Trainee Accountant ACCA Finance Analyst Finance Data Support Junior Data Analyst Junior Information Analyst (and more) 💼 Eligibility and Support Applicants must be employed in England and eager to learn new skills in a relevant role. Kaplan is here to help assess job role suitability. A grade 4/C GCSE in Maths and English is typically required, but we provide resources and support to those who need to reach this standard. 🌟 Unlock the potential in your finance function. Empower your team with the skills that matter. Enrol your talent in the ACCA Finance Analyst (Level 3) Apprenticeship today! #ACCA #FinanceAnalyst #Apprenticeship #DataSkills #Accountancy

Do your candidates for trainee accounting/bookkeeping positions or accounting apprenticeships have the right attitude and aptitude to succeed in this profession? Find out, before you employ them, by getting them to complete our bookkeeping taster course, the Bookkeeping Aptitude Test (BAT). BAT is an online course which we recommend candidates take a day or so before you interview them. You can then discuss the results during the interview, but more importantly, identify (and recruit) the candidates likely to succeed. As an employer, you have full access to the course and can also review and mark the answers. BAT costs just £15+VAT per candidate, but it is provided FREE if you use Accountancy Learning Ltd to provide the apprenticeship training. Find out more here: https://bit.ly/3QdpDe9 #bookkeeping #accounting #onlinetest #accountingrecruitment

🚀 Just completed a one-month internship with an accountant, gaining hands-on experience in key areas of accounting and finance: 🔍 **Depreciation & Amortization**: Calculated depreciation for fixed assets and prepared yearly reports. 💼 **Tax Filing & VAT**: Learned to calculate VAT and manage withholding tax under the Tunisian system. 📂 **Document Management**: Organized and archived sales and purchase records, deepening my understanding of proper documentation. 💻 **Sage Software**: Worked on Sage (Accounting 100), learning about account management, payroll, inventory, and more. 📊 **Financial Statements**: Analyzed balance sheet and management accounts to see how financial changes impact revenue. This internship was a valuable learning experience, and I’m excited to apply these new skills in the future! 🌟 #Internship #Accounting #Finance #LearningAndGrowing

Embarking on the journey to pursue a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life. When I started this path, I had a keen interest in understanding the mechanics of business and finance, but I could hardly anticipate the profound impact this education would have on my professional and personal growth. From day one, the BCom program challenged me to think critically and analytically. The rigorous coursework honed my skills in financial analysis, auditing, and taxation, among other key areas. More importantly, it taught me the importance of precision, ethical considerations, and the broader economic impact of financial decisions. One of the most rewarding aspects of my journey was the internship opportunity at the NHIF. This experience not only allowed me to apply theoretical knowledge in a real-world setting but also provided invaluable insights into the public sector’s financial operations. Working alongside seasoned professionals, I gained hands-on experience in financial reporting and internal controls, which solidified my passion for accounting. Now, as I continue my career, I am constantly reminded of the vital role accountants play in ensuring transparency and accountability. The skills and knowledge I acquired during my BCom program are indispensable in my daily tasks, whether it’s preparing financial statements, managing budgets, or analyzing financial data to support decision-making processes. Looking back, I realize that choosing to pursue a BCom in Accounting was not just about acquiring a degree. It was about building a foundation for a career that makes a meaningful difference. It was about joining a community of like-minded professionals who are committed to upholding the highest standards of the profession. For anyone considering a similar path, I can confidently say that the journey is worth it. The challenges you will face are opportunities in disguise, and the knowledge you gain will be a powerful tool in your professional arsenal. Whether you aim to work in the public sector or in private industry, the principles of accounting remain universally relevant and essential. As I continue to grow and learn in my career, I am excited about the future and the endless possibilities that lie ahead. Here’s to embracing new challenges, seizing opportunities, and contributing to the world of finance and accounting with integrity and excellence. #Accounting #Finance #CareerJourney #BCom #ProfessionalGrowth #AccountingLife

During my (Under Graduation) internship under a Chartered Accountant (CA), I gained valuable hands-on experience in the field of accounting and finance Auditing Payroll Management Accounts Payable and Receivable

"MY ICAN JOURNEY" A Word which kept me going "ICAN" The word "ICAN" became my motto, reminding me that I CAN do it. I am thrilled to share that I passed my #ican exams in just one attempt within two and a half years. I discovered #ican in my first year of university, Due to financial constraints, I decided to write the exams after my graduation. However, a seminar I attended changed everything. The speaker shared how her #ican certificate and relevant skills landed her an internship at an accounting firm prior to graduation. I knew I had to follow in her footsteps. Determined to succeed, I found a way to raise funds for my exams. I wrote my ATS 1 in March 2022 and, encouraged by my easy pass, I paid for my ATS 2. As I progressed, the exams became increasingly challenging. I was intimidated by the high failure rates in Performance Management (Skills Level) and Advanced Audit and Assurance (Professional Level), but I refused to be held back by fear. Through hard work, dedication, and steadfast prayer, I pushed through the obstacles and achieved my goal. I passed all my papers without attending any tutorials, relying on #ican study packs and online materials. During my journey, I developed strong time management skills, balancing my reading schedule with work commitments. This is just the beginning of my journey... I'm now open to internship opportunities in Auditing, Accounting, Finance, and Investment Banking. I'm eager to apply my knowledge, gain industry insights, and tackle challenging projects. I look forward to learning from experts in my field.