Great video mate. Great tip on the first time pass rate at the end, I didn't know that. I passed CIMA & all exams first time & now producing content on the full process like yourself. Great to meet you mate :)
Don’t worry we all go through that but you’ve got this far so you must be doing something right! Focus on the positives, stick to what you’re doing, you’re almost there!
JAZAKALLAH brother, because i am done with all papers of ACCA but have zero audit firm experience.... for ICAEW graduate program because what i know is that all graduates have to pass all ICAEW papers in 3 yrs training ......Whether firm will me hire me because i got exemption of 13 papers .....because what i have observe is that BIG4s dont hire ACCA for graduate program
No if you are ACCA they will not hire you for a graduate programme if you have no experience and have passed all of the exams to be honest you could apply for a graduate programme and disregard your previous learning and do the ICAEW that’s an option available to you
Nope passed everything first time. I’d say Financial Management was the one I struggled with most it felt like another language but in terms of pass mark my lowest was Business Planning Taxation but that was because I hadn’t practiced enough which I will talk about in a future video!
You’re right it’s a broad question I mean it depends mostly on you, how you revise, and how easily you pick up content! For me I was spending about 20 hours a week revising and studying for about 6-8 weeks before the exams for the professional stage exams that I passed with ease. This was on top of work and any college. Hope that helps as a guide but again it depends on you
@@FehzanMehdi sorry for asking many questions, is best to look for accounting apprenticeships/school lever programs in August and are there programs in birmingham
You can apply somewhere else I know people who had their contract terminated but then found opportunities elsewhere. Having your contract terminated does not mean your career is over and yes you could still go to university if you’re a school leaver and that’s what you wanted
Great video mate. Great tip on the first time pass rate at the end, I didn't know that. I passed CIMA & all exams first time & now producing content on the full process like yourself. Great to meet you mate :)
Thanks for the kind feedback!
Really struggling to get motivated for my 3 final exams for ACA, I’m hoping college next week will help!
Don’t worry we all go through that but you’ve got this far so you must be doing something right! Focus on the positives, stick to what you’re doing, you’re almost there!
JazakAllah for the advice, it was really helpful. Keep up the great content!
Wa iyaak thank you for the kind words
I shall use these for my CIMA studies! Great video
Hope you smash them!
Can you make a video about how your day goes as a accountant and how you practise your religion while working (like prayers etc)
Well with wfh it’s relatively easy as you just pray at home and in shaa allah did have a plan to do a day in the life in the future
Jzk for the tips bro got an ACCA exam in a few months!
Wa iyaak in shaa allah you smash it
@@FehzanMehdi thank you appreciate the kind words.
JAZAKALLAH brother, because i am done with all papers of ACCA but have zero audit firm experience.... for ICAEW graduate program because what i know is that all graduates have to pass all ICAEW papers in 3 yrs training ......Whether firm will me hire me because i got exemption of 13 papers .....because what i have observe is that BIG4s dont hire ACCA for graduate program
No if you are ACCA they will not hire you for a graduate programme if you have no experience and have passed all of the exams to be honest you could apply for a graduate programme and disregard your previous learning and do the ICAEW that’s an option available to you
@@FehzanMehdi Thanks alot brother.
Thanks for these helpful tips Fehzan!
No worries Tyler glad they could help
Please make a video on cima qualification.
Hopefully will do in the future
Aslamoalukm masha Allah nice sharing stay bless
Wa alaykum as Salam thank you for the kind words
Which ACA exam did you struggle with most? Did you have to retake any?
Nope passed everything first time. I’d say Financial Management was the one I struggled with most it felt like another language but in terms of pass mark my lowest was Business Planning Taxation but that was because I hadn’t practiced enough which I will talk about in a future video!
Wa iyaak I will do in shaa allah
@@FehzanMehdi you are a legend mA - I’m at a small firm and begin studying next month
Your vedios is very informative, please speak a bit slow kindly.. Thank you so much Sir ❤️
Thank you for the kind feedback
Should I do ACA after ACCA as there r 13/15 excemptions
If you’re already a member of the ACCA no need to do icaew
This may be a bit broad to answer. But how much weekly studying is needed for these exams
You’re right it’s a broad question I mean it depends mostly on you, how you revise, and how easily you pick up content!
For me I was spending about 20 hours a week revising and studying for about 6-8 weeks before the exams for the professional stage exams that I passed with ease. This was on top of work and any college. Hope that helps as a guide but again it depends on you
Where can I find apprenticeships for the big 4?
On their websites recruitment normally start around September time
What is the best way
ICAEW or ACCA
Either qualification is great - ACA however is more popular in the U.K. at the big accounting firms
Please make a video on cima vs acca Vs aca
Please watch the video chartered vs management
Do Acca or ICAEW. Its the best
A lot of people will agree with you
Thank you brother, very helpful advice
Thank you for the kind words
Do I need any specific A levels to become a chartered accountant
No you don’t you can study whatever you like excl general studies
@@FehzanMehdi thank you so much but are there any specific subject requirements when joining an apprenticeship at a big 4 for example
No all you need is around 120 ucas points from your top 3 A levels / BTEC
@@FehzanMehdi thank much appreciated
@@FehzanMehdi sorry for asking many questions, is best to look for accounting apprenticeships/school lever programs in August and are there programs in birmingham
if your contract gets terminated what options do you have in terms of getting another place somewhere else and university
You can apply somewhere else I know people who had their contract terminated but then found opportunities elsewhere. Having your contract terminated does not mean your career is over and yes you could still go to university if you’re a school leaver and that’s what you wanted
@@FehzanMehdi can you join another apprenticeship