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Really?

They will answer you.

Hi, you can also consider looking at the CIMA route , there's opportunities there as well . Also , you're never too old .

You still have time my sister. 33 years - 65 years = 32 years

Hi @Londi 33 is very young. I also have Btech Cost and Man Acc, I'm 37 currently completing Bridging to CTA, you can do it for 6months or a year *depends on the institution you register with*, there after do your one year of PGDA. Just focus on the rewards you will gain after, with the short time investment required for study. It's well worth it.

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Hey girl, I didn't know so many people needed this, I hardly talk about accounting, cos it seems like a straightforward route. I see you are a CA, which route did you take? Bcom or Diploma ?.

@@liferesetwithboni Hi Boni, I did the BCom route.

Thank you 🌸

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@SinikiweNgcobo we need a part 2 featuring you. Please email me on [email protected]. 😍

You are welcome, Mbali will answer you.

Hi Sabelo , yes correct . All the best with your studies , it’s hard but doable .

Well done on all your achievements! 😊

I doubt but I'll them answer you.

If you have 6 years of relevant working experience, please just google it . I don’t know how the process works I didn’t go that route 😊

A big no....

If you have 6 or more years of relevant experience there is a way , please research it to find out how the process works

You need to have more than 6 years of experience in Accounting roles.

Hey, masters in what?

I'll wait for Mbali or accounting pros to answer you.

Then you need to do an advance diploma in accounting science that is SAICA accredited, you need to make sure the advance diploma is SAICA accredited

@@Mbalenhle_V thank you so much

I think you need to do your Advamced Diploma in Accounting Sciences, but I'll let others or Mbali answe you.

Advance diploma in accounting science if you going unisa route . BCTA if you going Uj route

Thank you very much❤

Amen 🙏

You are welcome, Mbali is a 💎

Yes

I've done them

You are 🙏 🤗

Me too Yoli Akunzima yooh

​@@allthingsluxury6877 Ave kunzima. CTA is difficult when done full-time...imagine part time 😂😂😂

Hi Sabelo , I wouldn’t say say it restricts it because you also learn and get exposure to alot through Topp . There are companies which are conglomerates trading in different industries which gives you exposure to different industries during your Topp articles . Some audit trainees also do get limited to one industry as they sometimes always auditing E.g mining industries. But I can’t speak much as well since I haven’t experienced life post articles . It also depends on what you want to do post articles , if you want to specialise in Audit then you’d have to go the TIPP route , if not then you maybe look into doing articles in the industry you’d like to grow into . I believe it’s how you use the designation to work in your favour .

Thank you. Your perspective has helped alot.

@@sabelontombela but I mean if you can afford to go do them at the big 4 firms , it would honestly put you at better position than most . All the best

Hi Sabelo. NO it doesn’t restrict you from anything.

Good point! 👍

Definitely would’ve gone the TIPP route if I was abit younger if I’m honest ,

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Yeah+!+

For my advance diploma it was easier funding it, the CTA was really tough because the private institutions are really expensive and even worse having to repeat , but I managed to pull through .

What do you mean? What funding besides her bursary and the support from her mum?

It was a long one !

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Hey Zeni, nawe siyakudinga la soon 🥰

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Yes

Why not Bcom?

@@liferesetwithboni i want to but i don't meet the requirements and they want pure maths since I'm doing mathlit and afrikaans is dropping my aps score 😢

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It can definitely take that long , I’m so glad he persevered. Congratulations to him 👏🏾

@@liferesetwithboni ooh yes. Actually it's was 22 years. He also started at DUT NDip in Accounting, 1 year National higher certificate, CTA part time and if remember correctly he passed on his 3rd attempt. ATC 5 times with no luck. Went for his CTA again through with no luck. I think he took a year break and Attempted his CTA and came sooo close. Took another year break and he decided to do CIMA to keep his mind busy and occupied, only for SIACA to allow qualified CIMA students to write APC and by God's grace he made it 🙏 his perseverance paid off.

Will of steel.

It's about what you are passionate about. Do not choose it for money.

@@liferesetwithboni thank you so much for replying, I’m passionate about both, so I’m now considering the money factor 😭😭 which would you say has the most potential to earn me the most money?

What questions do you have ? I’m happy to answer 🙂

@@Mbalenhle_V hey. I’m good - I just wished we could’ve had more time to expand on certain things (I think this is a video on its own) or even point people in the direction like: 1. Differences between Audit (TIPP) and industry (TOPP). 2. SAICA accredited degrees and how to transition from one. The fact that it’s not just with a diploma that you can do an Advanced diploma but that, even with a non-SAICA accredited degree you can still bridge the gap 3. What we mean by “not SAICA accredited” and the fact that we don’t mean that your qualification shouldn’t be recognized at SAQA (okay, I know I may be exaggerating here 😅,but…) 4. What we mean by articles. When one writes boards. What CTA means - as I know that not everyone watching has done an accounting degree. Oh, and thank you for availing the time and congratulations on your journey. 😊

Can I also ask how hard is the Adv dip in Acc Sci coz I’m doing a diploma in Acc Sci at Unisa, is the transition from diploma to advance a big jump and is advance to CTA also huge jump ?

Hello, I got your points, but the video is more for someone who is currently on this route or thinking about it. It's not aimed at high scholars or someone who hasn't touched any of the accounting qualifications. So if someone doesn't know what is SAICA, oopsie 😄the video is not for you. Kusekude kakhulu for them. 😃

@@sugar4177it’s not a big jump as you’d already have accounting foundation at a university level , For the advance diploma I’d say they trying to bring you to the standard of a 3rd year Bcom student . So the level of examination is different abit because now you focusing more on accounting standards , tax leg , and audit but you get the hang of it as time goes . I found the jump to CTA abit difficult personally, as the level of examination was intense , you had to Pass everything in one sitting , I had never used the accounting standards that extensively before , so it was really abit of an adjustment . I think it would help if you’re doing it at Unisa to sign up for support classes as they’ll help you navigate the change quite quicker . All the best with your studies 😊.

I will ask for it.

It's begins in CA (SA)

@@sphesihlemthembu463 yeses!!!!