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Emphasis is that it's spread over the three years. That being said it's a great program especially if you aren't sure what you want to specialise in or commit to within the broader accounting/business fields.

Out of interest, what makes you say that? I have my own views on this topic but will refrain from elaborating too much; all I can say is that the focus is on jaws, and in an environment of increased pressure on fees, only the innovative can survive.

yes.

Lazy sunday afternoon, thought I'd try again..

Bought my mum SC aviators for mothers day :)

Haha I just noticed it in my admin page so was going to ask the other mods what was going on!

Just got Bigpond Cable Ultimate in my new mancave apartment :)

Most large and mid-tiers offer some kind of CA support but it definitely varies significantly between firms/companies/etc. For example, some large organisations employ external tutors to help facilitate extra coaching as well as out of hours support for CA studies, whilst others use their own...

what's ur role in the process manroop?

The key thing to remember with a cadetship is it accelerates your career progression. When your friends are joining at graduate level or 1 year experience, you'll be a senior associate. You'll get your CA qualification faster too. If you compare with people who do Comm/Law and end up doing a...

In all seriousness you're applying for a cadetship. Do you want people to be answering this stuff from the perspective of a cadet or someone down the track? Also note the salary range you quoted is nearly double what cadets/trainees would actually be paid I hope you realise. $50k-$60k is more...

1. You can google the difference between assurance/audit and advisory/consulting/transaction services. 2. One is much more financial/accounting focussed than the other. 3. People have moved from assurance or TS into various banking roles but you need to know what you actually are interested...

maybe use ur hsc results? *shrugs* or just email them to ask.

sounds about right- i'm guessing it's either ur official estimate or what u realistically expect to achieve. it doesn't matter if it's not accurate though because if u don't make it into relevant course at uni, cadetships/traineeships are automatically rescinded.

The recruiters know you don't have your report yet and the applications are only open for a limited time (i.e. they close before you get your report). They'll just ask for your most recent ones.

In my experience, mid-tiers pay better than big 4 at the junior levels (i.e. cadet through to grad). For example, back in my day, I was on $34k in my 2nd year as a cadet whereas my peers in Moore Stephens were on $38k. ($4k isn't much but as a % it is) That being said, once you get to say...

nope. apparently the beta leak is really buggy/incomplete so no thanks.

Havox, now that I've let you drive my diesel car..... I hope I've changed your views :)

Currently debating whether to buy Banjo Kazooie on Xbox Arcade... I loved it on N64 and feel like playing it again lol.

I'd go with IT Consulting or IT Project Management and look at companies like Accenture.