Asalaamu alaikum WRWB brother Fehzan. I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. As a Muslim and an accounting student, I find them to be helpful and encouraging. Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge and experience with us. May Allah (SWT) reward you and your family with the best in this life and the life to come. Jazakallah khair
So i'm doing Biomedical science entering my final year and really want to get into accounting - always had an interest in it, just never followed through with it - I've seen grad schemes such as the NHS one where get qualified with CIPFA just wondering what other paths there are? Is it possible to get a graduate scheme with an accountancy firm without a finance related degree?
That’s a very broad question and depends on a number of factors your experience and right to work status mostly. If you’ve trained in the U.K. you’ll be fine and should be able to secure a role.
Wa alaykum as Salam so my scheme was for 4-5 years. I qualified in 4 years and 3 months and now work as a Senior Auditor at TJX Europe. Please feel free to add me on LinkedIn
@@FehzanMehdi I'm not muslim but I find it very pleasant to listen to, its a much more respectful way of talking compared to how a lot of british people talk.
Incase he doesnt answer I'll say my opinion. There is no correct answer because it depends on what you are interested in and what you are good at. It is not a bad idea to do a levels you know you will do well in to get good grades. Or take A-levels that are good for careers.... there is a STEM skills gap in uk so the sciences, maths, computer science are good ideas, definitely maths. Economics and others ae also good choices depending on career interests.
Sorry I thought I'd answered this. I'd recommend doing what you'd enjoy and what you will get good grades at. A lot of careers don't have specific A-level requirements so unless you want to do Medicine, Dentistry, or study the subject at university i.e. you need Chemistry A-level to do Chemistry at University, then follow the two bits of advice I mentioned. It's better to get BBB in subjects you're good at then say to get CCC in STEM subjects.
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Asalaamu alaikum WRWB brother Fehzan. I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos. As a Muslim and an accounting student, I find them to be helpful and encouraging. Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
May Allah (SWT) reward you and your family with the best in this life and the life to come.
Jazakallah khair
Wa alaykum as Salam ameen wa iyaak thank you for the kind words
I've never receive an interview since I graduated, I've always want to attend interview to know how it goes
Hopefully you do soon!
ما شاء الله
A great model
Jzk
These are really useful and interesting videos
Thank you
great video thank you
Glad it could help!
love your content.
Thanks Courtney!
So i'm doing Biomedical science entering my final year and really want to get into accounting - always had an interest in it, just never followed through with it - I've seen grad schemes such as the NHS one where get qualified with CIPFA just wondering what other paths there are? Is it possible to get a graduate scheme with an accountancy firm without a finance related degree?
Yes you can get in without a finance related degree
What are the chances for me to get an accountant job in UK after doing ACCA?
That’s a very broad question and depends on a number of factors your experience and right to work status mostly. If you’ve trained in the U.K. you’ll be fine and should be able to secure a role.
Masha allah
Jzk for your kind words
Salam how long did your school leaver program run for.
Also what is you current job
Thank you
Wa alaykum as Salam so my scheme was for 4-5 years. I qualified in 4 years and 3 months and now work as a Senior Auditor at TJX Europe. Please feel free to add me on LinkedIn
Bro is it haram to work in banksthat deal with usury even if you do roles like audit????
The opinion I follow yes if most of the income is from haram sources then I wouldn’t even take a job as a cleaner.
@@FehzanMehdi ah it's tempting man but thank you for the advice
How much do you earn as an account annually?
Check out my video on how much an accountant makes
The randomly inserted arabic words sounds so weird.
I appreciate it may sound weird for you but this is normal for millions, I talk like this outside of work
@@FehzanMehdi great response to such a useless remark.Great video brother.
@@FehzanMehdi mashallah brother good reply
@@FehzanMehdi I'm not muslim but I find it very pleasant to listen to, its a much more respectful way of talking compared to how a lot of british people talk.
@@abyss1997 Thank you for the kind words
What a-levels do you recommend doing?
Incase he doesnt answer I'll say my opinion. There is no correct answer because it depends on what you are interested in and what you are good at. It is not a bad idea to do a levels you know you will do well in to get good grades. Or take A-levels that are good for careers.... there is a STEM skills gap in uk so the sciences, maths, computer science are good ideas, definitely maths. Economics and others ae also good choices depending on career interests.
Sorry I thought I'd answered this. I'd recommend doing what you'd enjoy and what you will get good grades at. A lot of careers don't have specific A-level requirements so unless you want to do Medicine, Dentistry, or study the subject at university i.e. you need Chemistry A-level to do Chemistry at University, then follow the two bits of advice I mentioned. It's better to get BBB in subjects you're good at then say to get CCC in STEM subjects.