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[seremify007]

Got my CA about 8 years ago... how time flies.

 

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Got my CA about 8 years ago... how time flies.

I'm starting my CA next year. Is your career about where you expected/wanted it to be after 8 years with your CA?

 

[seremify007]

I'm starting my CA next year. Is your career about where you expected/wanted it to be after 8 years with your CA?

I'm pretty happy with where I am and appreciate what I got out of the CA - but as they said during our ceremony, the CA isn't so much about what you learn but what it tells others about you.

 

[BLIT2014]

Got my CA about 8 years ago... how time flies.

Did you keep your CA stuff or burn it?

 

[yooook]

1. Five 'modules' all up- four are technical (FIN, AAA, MAA and TAX) which can be completed in any order and the final one which can only be done after all the others is EBA (ethics).

2. You can do 3 modules per year as it's a trimester timetable. The technical modules are usually offered in pairs (e.g. FIN/MAA are offered at the same time, and AAA/TAX offered at the same time) so you can choose one or the other. In theory you should be able to finish the technicals in 4 consecutive trimesters assuming you don't fail (i.e. 1 and a bit years).

3. The subject 'times' cross over in that the next module could commence before your current subject's examination. That being said, when we say 'module commencement', that just means you have enrolled and know when your focus sessions (similar to tutorials) will be- your actual studying or attendance at focus sessions won't commence until a week (or so) after you have finished your examinations. Refer to the timetable below- particularly look at the gap between the 2nd and 3rd trimesters with when an exam starts and when "FS 1wk" actually is.

Note that EBA starts sufficiently later in the year compared to the normal technical modules so that you can get your results first before commencing EBA (since it's a requirement that you have passed all four technical subjects- in any order).

For timetable information, refer to http://www.charteredaccountants.com.au/Candidates/The-Chartered-Accountants-Program/Timetable and click on the first link to the "Chartered Accountants Program".

whats ur salary as an accountant? just rough estimate

 

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whats ur salary as an accountant? just rough estimate

https://forums.whirlpool.net.au/thread/35ywvm23

Have a read through these. It will give you a good indicator of what you can earn as an accountant depending on level of education,experience and the path you took etc.

He is likely between 120-200k (maybe even higher).

 

[seremify007]

Did you keep your CA stuff or burn it?

Destroyed my CLPs, but kept all the electronic stuff (including the PDF versions of the CLP).

 

[BLIT2014]

Destroyed my CLPs, but kept all the electronic stuff (including the PDF versions of the CLP).

Have you been a CA mentor recently.

 

[seremify007]

Have you been a CA mentor recently.

As in the CA mentor who has to sign a bunch of paperwork for new members? Yes.

CA mentor in the truer sense of the term who actually provides guidance/mentorship? No.