For an accounting student there is no better place to be studying than in Europe’s centre for economics; London.
Through learning accountancy in the capital city, students can immerse themselves into the financial hub of the country, enjoying intrinsic learning and gaining experience which other prospective accountants will envy.
By studying at the London School of Business and Finance it allows the chance for prospective accounts to see first-hand the importance of their role in world economics. In doing this it also combines this with the prestigious, Association of Charted Certified Accountants (ACCA) accreditation.
Why this is important?
Having an accreditation to combine with a degree is a perfectly legitimate and acceptable way of boosting career prospects. However, sometimes the accreditation can just seem like a lot of extra words to put on a CV and the benefits of a big investment into a qualification can be blurred.
With this in mind, here is a look at some of the key elements ACCA:
Worldwide recognition
ACCA and ACCA Global is an important means for students due to its worldwide recognition. Through becoming accredited with this association it results in becoming a chartered accountant. By being chartered the levels of opportunity are immense, especially with the ACCA.
Accountancy is an excellent qualification to possess should the need to move country becomes a prevalent factor. With members in over 170 countries it the prospects of employment throughout the world are on a large scale. Students’ options are not only restricted to the UK with the need to gather more qualifications should a move to another country be on the cards.
In any future plans, the global acknowledgement of the ACCA will boost prospects.
Detailed
The course covers a wide range of technical and management skills that accountants are expected to have full knowledge on when working in the industry. By going into far more detail, this ensures that the student is well prepared to impress prospective employers with their confidence and knowledge during an interview.
Future thinking
The course not only focuses on the benefits of traditional accounting skills but looks to broaden skills with lessons focusing on the business world through communications and IT skills. Once again, focus is on how the student will fit effortlessly into the working world with a wide range of skills.
Job experience
The course provides practical, hands-on experience while offering flexible study options to ensure that work experience and business needs are still developed while studying.