Come to think of of it, with my recent Take a lot delivery, I was given no document or delivery note to sign. The guy just gave me my goods, (as an accounting student😅) it really made me question their controls. Thank you for addressing that 👌🏾
Very informative...do you think it would disadvantage you if you did articles at a smaller firm since you not exposed much to different sectors/ section?
So there's something called secondment, which basica means after your third year, when you get signed off, you have the opportunity to go work for the firm in another country, either for short term or long term (it's your decision for how long you want to go, can be 3 or 6 months, and some even go for 2 years).
Thank you veryyy Much this vid has made me more interested in completing my Studies 💕💕💕😇😇, so if l may ask,would you recommend one to train with one of the big 4’s or KPMG in particular to get access to the traits that you were fortunate to get at such an early stage of your career?
Wow...this video was very informative. My question to is do you handle only one account, for instance revenue, from client to client or you also get to rotate on that?
Hi Ntwanano. Great video BTW. I just want to know, with the above information would you say doing financial services articles (or like TOPP) would be a disadvantage (or as compared to Audit articles - TIPP)
It would depend on where you want to take your career, if banking is your thing then you don't need to fuss about audit. Nothing is a disadvantage, it just depends where you want to go.
With the process of auditing being somewhat repetitive and known - doesn't it make it easy for companies, especially ones that hire audit trainees after their articles, to cook their books?
No, remember preparations of financial statements is done according to standards and companies need to abide by the Company's Act. Audit procedure provide for manipulation by management and that's why we are encouraged to exercise professional skepticism and elements of unpredictability. It's very technical but you understand it better when you're doing it.
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Come to think of of it, with my recent Take a lot delivery, I was given no document or delivery note to sign. The guy just gave me my goods, (as an accounting student😅) it really made me question their controls. Thank you for addressing that 👌🏾
It's amazing how we start to notice these things hei😅
Which company do you work for?
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Thank you💕
Woooooohooooo I have learned a lot!Thanks Ntwanie!
Thank you for this video , now I have better understanding of what auditing is In the real working world , def I’m in the right career
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Thank you so much for this video😅😅😢
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Very informative the video was. Thank you ma
Which area has more chances for being appointment on secondment between working in private companies and public companies.
Please do a video on doing your articles at a big firm vs at small firm
I've done a video on this, please check out the channel
Very informative...do you think it would disadvantage you if you did articles at a smaller firm since you not exposed much to different sectors/ section?
Thank you Ntwanie. You are the reason I am considering signing a training contract with an audit firm.
Glad I could help babe💕
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How do i get to do training with a big four firm when do they usually recruit trainees?
They have applications open all year round, they also come uni to do recruitments,for now you can check their websites.
I have a question. How do CA's end up going overseas and working there?
So there's something called secondment, which basica means after your third year, when you get signed off, you have the opportunity to go work for the firm in another country, either for short term or long term (it's your decision for how long you want to go, can be 3 or 6 months, and some even go for 2 years).
Thank you veryyy Much this vid has made me more interested in completing my Studies 💕💕💕😇😇, so if l may ask,would you recommend one to train with one of the big 4’s or KPMG in particular to get access to the traits that you were fortunate to get at such an early stage of your career?
I think any of the big4 would offer you that. Also don't look down on other smaller audit firms.
Ntwanie Ngomane thank you babes 💕
Wow...this video was very informative. My question to is do you handle only one account, for instance revenue, from client to client or you also get to rotate on that?
You also get to rotate, you can handle revenue for one client, then trade payable for another, or even handle multiple accounts at the same client.
@@NtwanieNgomane oh okay. Na khensa N'wa Ngomane
Hi Ntwanano. Great video BTW.
I just want to know, with the above information would you say doing financial services articles (or like TOPP) would be a disadvantage (or as compared to Audit articles - TIPP)
It would depend on where you want to take your career, if banking is your thing then you don't need to fuss about audit. Nothing is a disadvantage, it just depends where you want to go.
Ntwanie Ngomane thank you 🙏
With the process of auditing being somewhat repetitive and known - doesn't it make it easy for companies, especially ones that hire audit trainees after their articles, to cook their books?
No, remember preparations of financial statements is done according to standards and companies need to abide by the Company's Act. Audit procedure provide for manipulation by management and that's why we are encouraged to exercise professional skepticism and elements of unpredictability. It's very technical but you understand it better when you're doing it.
Auditing looks like a lot of work yo no way 😩