Good day Ma’am. I’m From Namibia I have an honours Degree in Accounting from the University of Namibia, I’m planning to apply for my bridging course and for my postgraduate diploma next year at South Africa , what course should I apply to do my bridging?
Have been watching your videos for months now. I have even watched some more than twice. Your videos have really motivated me, and really gave me an in depth description of what to expect in the CA route. I also enjoy the vlogs. I can say with no doubt that you are my role model.
You are amazing don't you ever doubt that , many of us come here for inspiration when days are dark , when it feels like the journey is not worth it but we get to see the end goal through you .❤❤❤
Kuddos for keeping up with the challenge. Your consistency is seen and appreciated. As a newly qualified who's trying to navigate this phase of my career, I truly appreciate and enjoyed this video sis. Thank you
CTA is a SAICA accredited honours or post graduate diploma. BCom Hon Acc can be an honours that is not accredited by SAICA (or accredited - if it has CTA then it is accredited). CTA is a SAICA term basically for what they require and universities can call it diff things.
This is why i left Varsity WhatsApp groups, they never helped me in any way...I just felt a lot of pressure from people I dont even know, im now moving at my pace and unbothered. 😂
I started following you I want to ask how you manage your finances since you say the money is not that great😂❤... If you had made a video before can you please recommend it to.. Thank you
I have a whole financial wellness playlist of videos. ru-vid.com/group/PLID0CnaHJDo-sYXm0uBdVgTjSJCd2lU8j&si=ZnSkxmrKa_ebNLiZ I’ll make updates videos though.
I’m doing accounting. Love it bits and I have exceptional grades but I know I’m not built for the CA career though I appreciate the competencies that come with studying accounting. I’m headed to the C suite but not through the CA journey. I’ve seen the people in CTA and trainees and I don’t think the sacrifice is worth the reward especially when one is strategic about their career. I’m adding a minor in information systems and going the CIMA route
That’s great. Typically the training part for CIMA and CA(SA) is largely similar, if you don’t go to audit side for CA. Where I trained we were in the same programme and rotated to the same teams excl internal audit for CIMA. All the very best ❤️
@@SinikiweNgcobo thanks, cause last time I checked, it said it should be more than 500 000 per annum to qualify for efiling... That means I'm not in trouble 🤣
Can i please ask a question... currently I'm studying in UJ Bcom accounting, I'm doing my 3rd year this year. If I want to be a CA( SA) I will have to do BCTA next year then CTA for the following year. But there are no bursaries available for Bcta next year so I was thinking of taking a student loan of 100k next year so that I will be able to do BCTA. I have other option though to do honors in Tax, or CIMA, or Internal auditing. If. I decide to take the loan how long do you think it would take me to pay it back when I'm working ? Thank you
Hi 👋🏽 How long it will take you will depend on the interest rate, and instalment you and the credit provider will agree on, you can always pay it off quicker than the agreed schedule though. This will also depend on your take home pay when you’re a trainee and your living standard in terms of how much disposable income you’ll have to allocate towards the debt if you want to pay it off aggressively. Even the interest rate will depend on your credit profile. So I think there are too many variables for me guess how long it would take you. Also bear in mind that the loan would probably accumulate interest during your honours years before you start working so you may have a bigger loan than the initial R100k when you start working and paying it off. Get clarity on the possibilities/ options from your preferred credit provider.
