keep me mysterious I want to share my Acca experience of three years. I had completed 10 exams, waiting for result of p2 and p3. The first mistake I did was to start Acca after I graduated from college. I strip myself of all graduate schemes as I am not been to uni. Some of you might say OBU though we are eligible to apply for graduate jobs with OBU but the employers know how you get the degree. The skills develop in Uni is hard to acquire in professional qualification such as presentation, research writing, team work, leadership etc. My advise to all new comers is to get a degree first, apply for a graduate job then start your ACCA. The sequel will be the most productive one. The second thing its not always about money. I use to earn two and half grants a month but no relevant job. A newly qualified member earn three grants a month median. I thought it is better to work then wasting my time on Acca but I soon realise that a profession is not about money. It is about the vision and exposure to get ones hand on. As we are white collar so we have to respect other qualifications not to chant shit about MBA or any other. MBA is beyond question a top qualification highly regarded by employers around the world we just have to open our eyes.To get into MBA accredited by AMBA, AACSB and EQUIS is a cut-throat. Indeed Acca is a good adequacy but not best of all realise the facts. Cheers Have a good evening.
Posted on: Sun, 20 Jul 2014 11:20:00 +0000
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