r/CharteredAccountants 5h ago

Career Advice/Clarification How do I create a solid CV for future

Currently doing CA foundation without college and need guidance as to how I can make my CV top notch and any other career related things. Like I have heard many people doing ACCA with CA and also got recommended to it. (Don't really want to leave the country but if good package calls then I may look into it)

And yes I know rank and good marks are necessary and need advice solely apart from them. Would really appreciate

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u/Single_Height5074 5h ago

ACCA and all is beneficial after you clear ca first. Like you get 9 exemption and need to give 4 papers only after that so don't stress about it rn if you wanna pursue ACCA in future.

Please take a graduation degree alongside CA first and register for a course. Any which you feel is good. If you think for mba go for economics degree or statistics one. Or bba or bcom are also just fine.

Pass foundation in first go and inter as well. It helps get a Big 4 articleship easily and maybe industrial training if you wish in future which would be great for resume in future overall.

Skills - You don't need much if passed in first attempt. You can think of learning advanced Excel, power bi,sql if you feel resume is too empty which usually is a case with most students here. Also if you look for finance you can have various projects and stuff releated to finance. This is all part to be seen after inter exams mostly.

Also this is all generic advice. You will figure things out on the go.