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Reasons to Study CPA

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1. Effective Skills

CPA provides you with the skill set to understand the financial needs of business and evaluate and present effective business solutions.

2. Attractive Exemptions

Your entry point into CPA is determined by an individual assessment of your prior education and experience. Check out exemptions or contact us to discuss your entitlements.

3. Flexibility

When it comes to your entry requirements, where you study and how you study, you will find a flexible solution that suits your work life balance.

4. Control

You are in control of your study, your future. There is no training contract. You decide where you work and the type of experience you want to develop throughout your training period.

5. Support

A dedicated representative, an up to date website, an open door policy 9-5 as well as a peer network of 5000+ CPAs across the country, ensures that the level of  student advice and support is second to none

6. Employer Links

The CPA Accredited Training Partner Programme (ATP) provides a vital link to potential employers across the country, ensuring that you can avail of best practice when it comes to your training experience

7. Aligned to Business

Employers look for broadly qualified, competent accountants who can add value to the bottom line. The CPA qualification provides you with a strong skill set that allows you to do just that.

8. Recognition

CPA is one of the best known accounting designations worldwide and CPAs are qualified to operate in any jurisdiction internationally

9. Exciting Opportunities

The CPA qualification allows you to work wherever you want in whatever field that interests you. Pursue a career in the worlds of professional sports, movies or television, music, or high tech. Or, be an entrepreneur and start your own business. The sky is the limit.

10. Professional Status

Founded in 1946 and active in the profession at national and international level, CPA participates in the Consultative Committee of Accountancy Bodies – Ireland – CCAB (I) and was a founding member of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) – the worldwide body.

 

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