is there an accounting technician course here in the Philippines?
468654
uhmmmm...? what's that? im 16yrs.old here in the Philippines and i've never heard of it.... sorry. well... why not you could be the first "ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN" in the Philippines. probablly in the world. i don't suppose i've answered your question but i think i migth've lift your spirit, huh?...
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go to Cebu or Negros or any Visayan island and live there for a year- this is the absolute best way- if thats not possible- try an on-line search -just type in "Cebuano"-- there are CD based courses- for a fee of course-- but there are some basic free sites on the web.\nCheck out:\n http://www.filipinolanguages.com/visayan_new.htm\nor:\nhttp://www.bohol.ph/diksyunaryo.php
83873
If you are from the philippines, TESDA gives training in hardware for only 2,500 pesos. That is already for four weeks of training.
867938
There probably is none. What you need to do is to take the necessary documents (your passports, and details of the ABC account), go to a local bank in the Philippines and do the regular T/T or wire transfer to the Agricultural Bank of China account.
1045201
You definitely ought to look into some accounting or bookkeeping classes. You can make a great career of it, but there's much to learn. Good luck!
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Technolux Equipment & Supply\n4th Floor THC Building\nNo. 2176 Prmo Rivera St, La Paz\nMakati City, Philippines \nPh: +63-2-896-4941 \nFax: +63-2-899-4528 \nE-mail: roland@technolux.net\ntlxsales@i-next.net \nwww:
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try this site\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
791933
you said inter, may be ca, icwa, acs.. better you can learn computer based accounting packages.
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yup call philippine embassy for information by that they will help you what you need to do.. call theyre nice people! goodluck. try google or yahoo for website link.
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I'm not sure if this is rated world-wide but in the Philippines, it's the University of the Philippines COllege of Mass Communication.  They have a separate state of the art studio for the students to apply what they've learned, especially those who major in Broadcasting.
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http://www.tiresias.org/agencies/countries_p/philippines.htm#philippines\n\nhttp://www.oraldeafed.org/schools/johntracy/print.html (supports families in the Phillipines)
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If not good in programming, there would be several sales, marketing jobs in IT sector. You can also join in the presales division of any vertical e.g.banking, manufacturing, retail etc.\nNot that every IT job is related to programming. You can join testing teams too.\n\nFuture of Philippines in good with lot's of also expected as next to India. DO not lose hopes. But in case you want to try as a begininer you can try in Asian countries first such as SIngapore, India, Malaysia, Japan etc first and then move to west.\n\nSee jobsite directing sites in Asia, US, Canada and also in Philipines\nhttp://jobguideforjobseekers.blogspot.com
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Yes... There are universities abroad that offer this course. I remember one of my college friends trying for a MBA, Bio tech in some Australian university. There are universities in Canada and US also. Amity University in India offers a course on Bio-Tech in India.\nGo to www.amity.edu for further info...
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.tourism.gov.ph/explore_phil/place_details.asp?content=thingstodo&province=11#173
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The Philippine government is targeting around 1,000,000 outsource industry jobs by 2010. The bulk of it will be call center jobs. However, in order to generate this many people English learning and proficiency has to be improved in order to reach standards set by call center companies and clients. If they reach this target it may well be the biggest call center provider in the region. However, China is improving English as we speak so it would be a big competitor of the Philippines in the future.
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ok dn't listen to the person that just answered......\nspam..\ngo to penn foster online\nthey are pretty cheap..i'm going through them right now for accounting.
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There are several places where you can find classes in export and import.\n\nInternational Business Training offers seminars across the country in various aspects of international trade (www.i-b-t.net/seminars), books and self-study classes on a variety of import-export topics (www.i-b-t.net/ref_lib.asp), and a variety of online export classes (www.i-b-t.net/online_classes.asp).