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"good money" is such a relative term.

ahaha i bet i can guess why you're asking :P

Here's a great research paper I received; http://www.filecrunch.com/fileDownload.php?sub=27f1b2807d5258e94438c280e88f1658&fileId=142649 If link above doesn't work, try http://www.savefile.com/files/1525766

yes and yes :(

Some banks such as BNP Paribas offer cadetships but they work a little differently to Accounting cadetships and are known as "Business cadetships" I believe. I can't give much info as I don't know but check out the other threads on this forum. I'm 1337 cos I do 4 subjects!... .... but two...

Hi Jamison, sorry but I am from Sydney although my answers may provide some guidance for you. 1. No tickets. You arrive and tell the reception your name and they give you a name tag, and potentially a bag of goodies (make sure you get this if available since it'll have a guide book or...

I think we need to take into account that the term 'partner' and so on are used considerably more loosely nowadays than the term which we are used to learning about in school/university. Sure they may be a partner, but of which entity? The entity which incurs debts for the firm, the entity...

^ It's because when you've been elsewhere for too long, you lose out on the KPIs/metrics which are used to gauge someones' progression in audit. Things like technical knowledge (both industry-wise and of audit methodology changes), client relationships, and just general knowing of who's who in...

Indeed. Search around. BRW, Hays, etc... they are usually not too far off the mark; but mind you, they don't take into account the most up to date salaries (i.e. last year certain grades had a huge boost) but it'll do. At the end of the day, it won't match private sector for a grad salary, but...

^ how helpful of u :P 1. CV is like a resume. I don't know the technical difference between a CV and a resume but neither do 99% of people out there who like me, interchange the two. 2. I audit. I think there's another thousand or so others in the Sydney office. 3. Varies depending on...

^ shows that you have had an interest in a career in accounting and since you have experienced it (a bit), at least you know kindof what you're getting yourself into?

Thanks for the support guys. To be honest, the only way I would find out would be if someone who was being tutored there happened to notice that they were my notes. I sincerely hope that the situation doesn't arise again because it would be most disappointing. As always, I'm more than happy...

Re: Northshore- Economics tuition Oops forgot to update this thread I think... In the end this is what they sent me in an email; Dated: 29/11/2007 02:18 PM

New Falcon looks more like a very good facelift rather than a new model altogether. Interior looks quite good. The screen looks pro- and you can tell the photo was taken in Australia (or at least attempted to make the radio station appear Aussie).

Apexi displays ftw. FCD?

Does anyone watch this show? Is it just me or do they always use a black R32 for their car modelling... are they trying to suggest something?!

^ a man can dream.

Go back to work? lols.... presuming I get a grad offer after my cadetship.

Hmm... maybe because of the school I went to or the general people I hang around, I'm under the impression that whilst not everyone truly knows what an IB does, they know it's one of the high-earning career paths. I mean, it's always in the paper with Mac on the cover, and like I said in my...

Audit is good if you're new and want to learn things. IMO I don't get how one can offer any advisory services without being out there in the field and seeing what real companies do to solve their issues. Audit lets you see normal businesses and you can try to learn what you can by getting that...