Originally Posted by Bermudashorts (Post 8326456)

It is possible to get a positive skills assessment as an accountant by having a degree in accountancy, maybe other courses too. There is actually no requirement to provide an ACCA or ACA certificate at all. A certificate from a classroom based course will do.

Originally Posted by slapphead_otool (Post 8327982)

Yep - untill very recently a 2 year TAFE Diploma (which did not admit you to a CPA course) was acceptable as "accountant"

I know lots of people who got in this way.

Originally Posted by slapphead_otool (Post 8327982)

Yep - untill very recently a 2 year TAFE Diploma (which did not admit you to a CPA course) was acceptable as "accountant"

I know lots of people who got in this way.

Originally Posted by Dorothy (Post 8328293)

Is there anyone you don't know? You always seem to "know" someone whose circumstances fit every thread. From the woman with the drinking problem to the students who did TAFE courses to become "accountants.

Just asking like.

Originally Posted by slapphead_otool (Post 8328319)

My wife just finished a TAFE diploma in Accounting. Ultimo TAFE.

I know a lot of her fellow students. They have been to our home for dinner, I have been drinking with them, been to birthday parties etc.

The last time was a drink with a Thai girl and a Chinese girl a week ago. The Thai girl failed her tax accounting subject and will have to redo the semester. The Chinese girl is going to Macquarie University this semester to complete a Commerce degree.

I can provide photographs as proof if required. Or would a Stat Dec do. :)

Originally Posted by slapphead_otool (Post 8328319)

I can provide photographs as proof if required. Or would a Stat Dec do. :)

Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 8328639)

Only if they are hot.

Originally Posted by slapphead_otool (Post 8328655)

They are so hot they smoulder. – especially the Thai one, who needed much consoling after her failure to understand taxation.

“Eet me Enlush Meesta Slaphead, I no unstan enough”. Sob Sob.

“There there, don’t you fret, I can help you with your English. Some private lessons what what!”.

Up comes my wife – “why you got hands on classmate?”
:frown:

Originally Posted by slapphead_otool (Post 8328655)

They are so hot they smoulder. – especially the Thai one, who needed much consoling after her failure to understand taxation.

“Eet me Enlush Meesta Slaphead, I no unstan enough”. Sob Sob.

“There there, don’t you fret, I can help you with your English. Some private lessons what what!”.

Up comes my wife – “why you got hands on classmate?”
:frown:

Originally Posted by Amazulu (Post 8328726)

When I first started reading your post I though she was asking you to eat her.

That would be a quick way to end your marriage.

Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus (Post 8328723)

I said NO links to Mr Chews Asian Beaver.... and that includes the scripts.

Originally Posted by mandyp (Post 8326292)

You are still making sweeping statements, you stated that anyone who came to study for PR is insane and needs their heads checked. IMO, these people who are sitting with PR now and only had to do 2 years study for it are pretty smart!! Zero to PR in around 2 and a half years, pretty good going if you had nothing to offer the country!! All whilst living in the country already, what's easier than that?

It has all changed since we've came over, now looking at around 5 years in total but IF we manage to get PR at the end up, it's still less time than it would have been re-training and gaining enough experience and then waiting for a visa to get over.

Cheers
Mandy