Chronost
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What gave for the transfer? Better facility/prestige?In non-cadetship news, I'll be studying Commerce at Melbourne Uni from next semester
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Location/cost primarily, took me about 50-90 minutes to get to Monash depending on traffic (sometimes longer to get home) as well as paying $15 in tolls and $15 in petrol to drive there ($90 a week) which had a pretty big drain on my time and money, Melbourne uni is much closer and I'll be catching public transport. The location is also pretty much in the city which will help me when I'm working/studying at the same time. Monash/Melbourne are perceived as pretty close in terms of prestige overall albeit Melbourne is considered slightly higher. In saying that I really like Monash and couldn't have asked for anymore from a uni, if only it was closer haha!
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Yeh great. Just signed the contract with them
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Congrats buddy
I was thinking the exact same thing, everyone just went quite! Back into the routine of uni/school I suppose, as well as assignmentsSo how's everybody been going?
It seemed we went through a frantic stage and now silence! (I take it your all studying then?
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I'm guessing FS is the industry specialisation of financial services whereas core is non-specialised/general.
I think "core assurance" is the overall group with divisions such as FS, resources, manufacturing etc within it. Apart from core assurance at EY I think there is also climate change and sustainability services, financial accounting advisory services, financial statement audit, fraud investigation & dispute services. But then again that's what I found online so I could be way off!
Chronost
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Incase anyone is wanting an update, Hall Chadwick and Pitcher Partners are currently doing interviews(there might more firms, but those are the only ones I know personally)
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I think I've said in the past Hall Chadwick was around September. Did you have an interview with them?
And I know everybody is studying, but don't forget to keep and eye out if you haven't got one yet!
And I know everybody is studying, but don't forget to keep and eye out if you haven't got one yet!
Chronost
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No I'm with another firm,one of my friends is doing an interview with them.
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Just got offered a cadet ship! Sooo excited, have worked towards this for two years. Anyone know how much they get paid?
Congratulations! Which firm if you don't mind me asking? You're best just waiting until they send the contract and finding out then.
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I think it is only mid tier, Morse Group, a business around the central west area. Yeah, sign the contracts soon! cannot wait. currently have a traineeship with the commonwealth bank which played a big part in getting the cadetship I think.
Which is better? A cadetship with UBS or a Bachelor of Accounting scholarship with UTS?
UBS seems really prestigious - no.1 in financial services, but the cadetship means working full-time and doing uni at night for 2 years then full-time uni part-time work for 3 years- would take 5 years in total with the money at the end amounting to appx. $110,000
the bachelor of accounting still provides work experience but only a total of 1 years worth (2 6 month placements with pretty good firms e.g. NAB, PWC, telstra etc.) - could also finish the course in 3 years - money would amount to $46,000
Bacc at UTS seems like a way easier option but you get less experience and money. Is 5 years experience with UBS really that much better than 1 year with PWC or Deloitte etc.?
Would a future employer be more willing to hire someone with 5 years work experience or 1 years work experience and a scholarship!?
All answers welcome!
UBS seems really prestigious - no.1 in financial services, but the cadetship means working full-time and doing uni at night for 2 years then full-time uni part-time work for 3 years- would take 5 years in total with the money at the end amounting to appx. $110,000
the bachelor of accounting still provides work experience but only a total of 1 years worth (2 6 month placements with pretty good firms e.g. NAB, PWC, telstra etc.) - could also finish the course in 3 years - money would amount to $46,000
Bacc at UTS seems like a way easier option but you get less experience and money. Is 5 years experience with UBS really that much better than 1 year with PWC or Deloitte etc.?
Would a future employer be more willing to hire someone with 5 years work experience or 1 years work experience and a scholarship!?
All answers welcome!
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I would be inclined to say that 5 years experience is better than one years experience and a scholarship.
Yeah thats what I was thinking! But because the bachelor of accounting finishes after 3 years (including the 1 year work experience) I could get an extra 2 years of full-time work in, in the same time it would take me to do the 5 year UBS cadetship which would end up amounting to more money as well plus i wouldnt have to do uni and work at the same time!
I am really unsure! hahaha
I am really unsure! hahaha
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