how long does it take to do C.A(chartered accountancy)?
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This site has a complete explanation about the professional acounting course of CA/CWA/CS\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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here's what I could find.\n\nEffective June 2004 it will be required that students who wish to be certified as public accountants must pass all parts of the CPA exam and complete at least a 150 credit hours of college course work.  \n\n \n\n·        The 150 credits should include: 36 credit hours of accounting courses in which 30 must be upper division and include 30 credit hours of business related courses.   \n\n \n\n·        One year of work experience is required for certification.
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Going full-time...most Associate Degrees can be completed in two years.
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u r a chartered accountant without knowing your future even at this age?? Grow up, mature and don't forget to complete your basic studies.
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It depends on where you live, Community colleges, and the best route. However, there are also private colleges that offer associates degrees, and others that you can complete on-line. If you live in Pa try Central Pennsylvania College, you can get an associates from them in 18 months.
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There are two ways to become an accountant either though training or though an accounts degree.\n\nYour first step would be to do an accountant techcians course such as CAT.  Then you can either do a degree and be a qualified but not a chartered accountant or do the ACCA or CIMA.\n\ni have finished the irish version of the accounting technicans course and it took me 2 years to complete the exams and i am currently working my way towards the required 2 years work experience before i can become a member.  The techicans exams allow you to skip the first year of any accountancy degree and the professional exams.  Definately worth doing.  \n\nTry these websites for more information:\n\nhttp://www.acca.co.uk/\nwww.cimaglobal.com/\nwww.iati.ie\n\nHope you find what you are looking for.\n\nxx
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Like CA/CFA/CS in India Association of Chartered Certified Accountants conducts ACCA course only. You can visit their web site - www.accaglobal.com
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What do u mean by this? Are you a Chartered Accountant?\nIn which country do you wanna work? \nThere are different pay scales in different countries.
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starting salaries for graduates last June-2005- for top international firms-big10- big8-big 6 ?? ranged from 48,000 US to 54,000 US and that is for top recent graduates with B.S. not M.B.A. in Accounting-- to get the C.P.A. credentials, you must pass the C.P.A. exams and have 1 to 3 years experience. Experience differs, based on the different states of the U.S.A.- usually, it takes a graduate 2 to 3 years to pass all the exams, and accumulate enough practical experience to become a C.P.A. I hope this answers your question...good luck to you
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Read ON\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=cpa+course+in+austrlia&btnG=Search&meta=
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It is very easy.Cotact the neares lawyers/agent of your area. Rest will be taken care by them and within a week you will get the certificate
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i think it can take anywhere from a month on up..I've heard horror stories about it taking a year..then I've heard stories about it taking a month..Good luck..they are the slowest organization on the planet lol.
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In the US you need at least a four year degree to become a CPA. Some states require that you have 150 credit hours, in addition to two years of work experience. In order to get your license in any state, you must pass an exam.\n\nThe requirements vary by state. Contact the state board of accountancy for the state you live in or want to be certified in.\n\ngood luck!
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mine took 8 weeks but you can push it with the help of both parties, talk plenty to your solicitor and set a date with the other party and both agree this with your solicitors. congrats and good luck xx
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You have to apply to the CRB, but you cannot just do this on your own intiative - you have to be going for a job where a CRB check is required, and the prospective employer will pay for this to be done.\n\nThe amount of time it takes varies.  I have known people wait  months for enhanced disclosure (which takes longer) so that they are unable to take up their employment, although the CRB's target is 10 days for a standard check and 4 weeks for an enhanced check.
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An Associate of Arts degree is built around a two-year degree plan. You can typically take a heavier load of courses and finish the degree in less than two years, if you have the finances and schedule to allow it. Taking summer classes, weekend classes, and mini-mesters (usually 5-week long courses) can also shorten the time to complete the degree. Check online course catalogs and class schedules for more information.
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Some people have become accountants without degrees and are in practice currently, but that doesn't happen very often any more with more people going to college.  You need a four year degree in most universities to have a Bachelor in Accounting.  If you want to be a CPA (Certified Public Accountant) you need 150 credit hours though.  150 credit hours take most people five years.  You also have to pass a very extensive test that could take you a very long time to finish as it has to be completed in several sections.  Most accountants get their four year degree, get a job, and then work on their CPA certification as they go.  Good luck!  It's a great job market.  Every one needs accountants!