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You seem so happy with your career🎉🎉😊. Any advice for me? im confused between choosing medicine and charted accountancy. ( NB: I love them both ), im not studying accounting right now in high school but very good with maths wont that make me struggle somehow?. with medicine i feel like it's too much work😢 and i dont have people skills.
My biggest piece of advice would be to choose the one that comes naturally to you. You don't need to have done accounting in High School and it definitely helps to be good at maths.
Hey zedbee. Hope you're well. I'd like to know, can one really do anything with a higher certificate in accounting?
Hey there, yes you can do a lot. You can either do SAICA accredited degree or Diploma in Accounting 😊
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@@Zintle I have an aps score of 23. Did not study Maths and Accounting or anything to do with science in High School. If I want to study accounting how do I go about it and is 55% in maths literacy enough for me to study accounting?
@@Ogone26 hey there you can do a higher certificate in accounting or you can upgrade your marks. Most places require at least 70-80% in maths literacy, especially without a background in accounting