Accountancy

“I have always considered myself to be a trainer. It did not seem to matter what job I did, everyone always seemed to come to me for direction. I have been lucky in my career and have worked within some good companies and have obtained a lot of experience in a management and executive capacity and I had always considered a career move into consultancy. I had some interviews with the top consultancies and accountancy firms and did some research, but everything seemed to focus upon either managing projects or providing advice. Nothing seemed to click with me. Then I was introduced to Appleton Greene through a company colleague and it was like a light bulb moment for me. I initially looked into becoming a consultant with them, but it was clear that the Certified Learning Provider was more appropriate for me. I liked the idea of developing something tangible, something that would have my own personal footprint on it and everything just felt right for me. The training and support was extremely good and the process helped me to shape my own program. I also like the fact that you have an established client base before developing your program. This really motivates you to keep going and ensures that you are not just wasting time. I carried on working while studying so it afforded me a very smooth transition without unnecessary risk.”

A quotation taken from a Learning Provider reference within the Accountancy industry.

Accountancy
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  • Begbies Traynor
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  • BKD Baird Kurtz & Dobson
  • Crowe Chizek and Co
  • Crowe Clark Whitehill
  • Deloitte & Touche
  • Ernst & Young
  • Grant Thornton
  • Haines Watts
  • Johnston Carmichael
  • Kingston Smith
  • KPMG
  • Mayer Hoffman McCann
  • Mazars
  • McGladrey & Pullen
  • MHA MacIntyre Hudson
  • Moore Stephens
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • RSM Tenon Group
  • Saffery Champness
  • Smith & Williamson
  • UHY Hacker Young
  • Zolfo Cooper
Accountancy

Every business, whether they are a huge multinational or a small enterprise, needs an accountant. Generally accountants offer financial advice to clients by managing cash flow and monitoring profit and loss, but this is increasingly joined by the supply of financial information that could influence the strategic development of organizations. The Accountancy sector is modern and fast-moving. It uses the latest technology and attracts some of the most motivated and intelligent graduates from a wide variety of degree backgrounds. Globally, the accountancy sector is dominated by the “Big Four” accountancy firms – PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Ernst & Young, KPMG and Deloitte & Touche – and their thirst for new talent is a year-round strategy. Nearly 10 percent of all graduates choose a career in accountancy, and a vast majority of them go into audit departments within the Big Four. The global accountancy market has grown by 3.4% to reach a value of $364.3 billion. The global accountancy market is forecast to have a value of $487.6 billion, an increase of 33.9%. The global accountancy market has total revenues of $396.0bn, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.7%.

Accountancy

“The attention to detail with both the standard and bespoke programs is testament to the implementation of a well established training development model.”

A quotation taken from a client reference within the Accountancy industry.

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