VN members @ Monash University '09

[costargh]

Yeh I agree with Kairubin. As far as I know you don't actually have any association The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia from just graduating from University. Completing the required subjects at University only allows you to fill one of the requirements that is needed to start the Chartered Accountants Program.

One question: do we pay for the Chartered Accountants Program or does our employer?

[Flaming_Arrow]

Yeh I agree with Kairubin. As far as I know you don't actually have any association The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia from just graduating from University. Completing the required subjects at University only allows you to fill one of the requirements that is needed to start the Chartered Accountants Program.

One question: do we pay for the Chartered Accountants Program or does our employer?

i think the employer does

[Kairubin]

Yeh I agree with Kairubin. As far as I know you don't actually have any association The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia from just graduating from University. Completing the required subjects at University only allows you to fill one of the requirements that is needed to start the Chartered Accountants Program.

One question: do we pay for the Chartered Accountants Program or does our employer?

Not sure. I'll ask a friend whos doing the program

[star_90]

Bachelor of Nursing and rural health practice

-- gippsland campus
--majors-don't know
why? because monash is the only uni to offer rural health as part of nursing--extending nursing to four years

[hard]

don't just need work experience for that?

Nah. When you grad from uni with Acc you're a AICAA (Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Australia). To get to the highest position FICAA (fellow) you need to study additional years to get it.

Actually thats incorrect. After 3 years of additional study you become a CA (Standard). Then after like 10 years. You can apply to become an FCA (Fellow)

P.s Applexy GO MACS

wtf so you need to study for 4+3+10 = 17 years to become a FCA??? wtf, also why is it so special to become a fellow? do you get paid more?

[Kairubin]

don't just need work experience for that?

Nah. When you grad from uni with Acc you're a AICAA (Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Australia). To get to the highest position FICAA (fellow) you need to study additional years to get it.

Actually thats incorrect. After 3 years of additional study you become a CA (Standard). Then after like 10 years. You can apply to become an FCA (Fellow)

P.s Applexy GO MACS

wtf so you need to study for 4+3+10 = 17 years to become a FCA??? wtf, also why is it so special to become a fellow? do you get paid more?

No no. you study for 3+3 = 6 Years. You get the title of a CA. Then you must be a CA for a minimum of 10 Years. Then you may be up for fellowship. And they don't have to give it to you. So 6 years of study 16 years to become a fellow at the earliest.

Yeh I agree with Kairubin. As far as I know you don't actually have any association The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia from just graduating from University. Completing the required subjects at University only allows you to fill one of the requirements that is needed to start the Chartered Accountants Program.

One question: do we pay for the Chartered Accountants Program or does our employer?

Not sure. I'll ask a friend whos doing the program

You do need to pay some fees.
However generally if you get picked up by one of the big firms they'll pay everything for you

[costargh]

pwc for me and ill  happy for life.

[AppleXY]

fuck CAing then dude. Acc was just a stepping stone to finance. In 10 years, ill prolly be in Macquarie Bank if I work hard enough (or Citigroup) <3

[Mao]

BSc/BE(chem) at clayton. Majoring in maths/physics/chemical engineering.

and Monash just is awesome.

[hard]

BSc/BE(chem) at clayton. Majoring in maths/physics/chemical engineering.

and Monash just is awesome.

omggggggggggggggg you sick kunt! yesss more chemical engineers woot

[champorado]

I'm not going to Monash, but these are why Monash is the best uni ever.

Anything that you can easily put up your sleeves and make you feel like a badass is instant win in my books. Does anybody know where I can get more of these? My glorious circles are starting to lose their shape.

[excal]

- MBBS Unbonded!
- Clayton
- I DON'T KNOW.
- Monash is the best because it's close to Springvale and in Springvale you can get pho YUM.  Also better compared to UoM and their model.

Haha, when I get back from placement, we'll go eat pho.

[excal]

Alternativey, you can just do the Graduate Certificate of Chartered Accounting Foundations (off-campus, Deakin) which is a popular one that the Big 4 send non-Accounting grads to. I probably will do this if I end up at a Big 4 firm.

[Kairubin]

fuck CAing then dude. Acc was just a stepping stone to finance. In 10 years, ill prolly be in Macquarie Bank if I work hard enough (or Citigroup) <3

Asif you wouldn't want the glory of being a CA. I mean ideally i would want to be a CA of England & Wales but Australia will do

[costargh]

LOl applexy just do ur bloody CA