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In theory you are meant to read the CLP + attempt all the activities beforehand. You can also obtain the solutions to the activities (not covered in the focus session) off the ICAA website. Basically the ones which aren't included in the pre-focus session solutions are the questions they'll be...

Depending on how much time I intend to be there- might drive or might train it.

Might also be worth if someone can bring a copy of the syllabus for their subjects (e.g. business studies) which they should already have- it'll help people giving advice as some of us are a little out of touch with the syllabus.

I'd be most interested to hear how that goes and what the IB cadets actually end up doing, and whether they progress to (real) graduate IB positions later on. I think the biggest problem (or challenge) with these cadetships is they haven't been offered long enough with a strong history to show a...

lol such is life with uni exams.

Not sure about nowadays but back in my time the ICAA used to give out a booklet if you attended the ICAA cadetship evening. You also would've met the reps from each firm there. ... and now with modern times, it's all online >...

Interesting... doesn't hurt to email the campus recruitment people and ask if it's too late to apply. I see your point though that on the main page it says 10th, yet the application says 22nd (for the Melbourne trainee program).

Don't forget private colleges.

Yeah the front end doesn't look as polarising but I don't think it's beautiful. It's handsome and modern but not beautiful or a classic like say the e46. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Not exactly. You get a mark and a decile ranking eg top 10%, 20%, etc. The top 5% get special mention as passed with merit is on their certificate and transcript and they get a ceremony. Your employer will also be told how you ranked in the respective firm and if applicable you will also know if...

Lol looks like jeffery knapp hasn't changed since when he taught us consolidation. I did like his example of one pocket to another pocket and how an external shareholder doesn't care which pocket something was in. Other Han that he went off topic alot but was enjoyable I suppose.

For me the trick with MAA exam was that the questions themselves aren't that hard, but how you lay out your answers and how you can prepare will dictate your performance. For example, there are only so many generic SMART KPI's and SWOTS, so as long as you have a list of standard KPI's and SWOTS...

The point I was trying to make is that back then I had NFI what I was doing in 1A/1B and really struggled with a lot of the concepts... but through practice (as in, working in practice) and applying the standards/theory, I think I became quite good at accounting. Besides if you're serious about...

The party isn't organised by the school nor is it bound by the rules.

Hence my start a club and lead it (e.g. chess club, scrabble club, computer club, etc) ... or start a committee or something (e.g. formal committee, charity committee, etc). Or find a competition which requires you to enter as a group or a team (e.g. ABW) and offer to lead it? Note pretty much...

I'm inclined to say the latter of $z from $x since you calculate the discount in dollar terms and then adjust for it (generally speaking), BUT the 'tax adjustment note' is throwing me off as I'm not sure how it works in this case. I suppose the only difference between your two proposed options...

Start a club and be in charge of it.

Steve Jobs bio. Yes I realise I'm slow given I bought it at launch but the book was too damn thick/heavy to read, but now that I have it on Kindle I am finally reading it whenever I get time.

Per para 18 of AASB 107; Hope this helps clarify. Keep in mind that not all companies have a nice and simple listing of cash movements (think any financial institution for example) so instead they rely on the indirect method where they can just map GL accounts subject to any known special...

I had my cadetship- and 6 years later, I'm still working in the same firm.