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Re: Cadetships 2007 nope.

Re: Cadetships 2007 I work in tax - I tend to think it's pretty good. Some quick thoughts: * People often think that working in tax early in your career is a disadvantage because it will make you too specialised. This is not true is any way - in my opinion working in audit is far more...

Re: Cadetships 2007 Put it this way - if what you are going to be paid is your biggest motivator for becomming a cadet then you probably shouldn't do it.. Why?? because it's common knowledge that for the hours you do the pay is not fantastic. People mostly do it because they know that the...

you will find that whilst academic performance is important, the thing most people are looking for when interviewing is how well you would fit into the firm and more specifically their team. from firsthand experience the thing that sticks in the mind of those interviewing you is not how smart...

Re: Cadetships 2007 Tax is a bit different in that you don't necessarily have to do your CA because it isn't a requirement to practice. In fact in some firms it is preferable that you go and do your Masters as opposed to CA. As such, doing an accounting based degree isn't actually necessary...

SHIRE! you'll be joining us. it will be great - don't listen to anyone else.

just quietly meads you should be very pleased with this thred... two years and still going strong (despite some attempts by competing pwc and kpmg threads - but they have just disappeared into the abyss).

average line up, too expensive. won't come close to future, vibes or field day.

me also.

yes and in the overview of how to fail the subject it will generally involve doing absolutely nothing throughout the semester. if you do the work it is virtually impossible to fail.

not wanting to sound repetitive or anything... but UTSonline is where it is at (especially if you do business)

i think that figure just shows the perceived value of joining the union. make it worthwhile and people will join.

yes i thought it was pretty random. although i do like the fact that you can just show your classes for one particular semester now, rather than the entire year.

yeah i agree. none of my subjects are auto-allocated. i think they have just put lectures in orange - perhaps the computer program writing people got bored one day...

B Bus (First / Second Year - Part-timer)

Oh and just to give an answer to the thread, I'm in business, I go part time so I am completing some of my first year subjects this year as well as starting my accounting major.

+ responding to joe. Correct. The final is an open book exam, 3hrs with 40 MC. Now this seems pretty easy, but you will need all the time (in fact its pretty much the only three hour exam i've been in thus far where at the end about 80% of the canditure remained, normally its like less...

i was just tinkering with my timetable and it appears rooms are now out. i hate going from markets up to building 1 or 2 when you don't have a break. ahh well the exercise is always good i guessem.

so what would you do to someone who is at uni 2 days a week? granted i'm going to drop back to 3 subjects anyway, so it will be more like 8 hours - but you know just hypothetically.

i do crazy things on my cronulla to the city train ride. such crazy things include reading the paper, listening to my ipod, reading uni stuff and sleeping.