Kung Hei Fat Choi! On behalf of the HKIAAT, I wish you all a year full of happiness, good health and continued success.
As mentioned in the last issue, the biggest challenge in 2014 will be in transforming ourselves into the most appropriate state to address the needs of the accounting profession. A working group has been set up to review the current qualification system and examination structure of the Hong Kong Institute of CPAs and HKIAAT. We will keep you posted on the latest development.
This year, the HKIAAT Accounting and Business Management Competition attracted nearly 1,800 students from secondary schools and tertiary institutions. The exciting final competition for Tertiary Institute Group will be held on 29 March 2014. On the same day, we will be having our annual award and graduation ceremony. I look forward to seeing you at this memorable event.
Staying marketable is about making yourself indispensable to your current employer or irresistible to a prospective one. It is a commitment to continually expand your skills and knowledge in order to stay current, competitive and in a strong position to compete for jobs in different market contexts. +
(The article is reprinted with the permission of Michael Page.)
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PBE graduate Derrian Chan talks about her different experiences working in NGOs and commercial companies, as well as how the examinations helped her excel at work.
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Kung Hei Fat Choi! On behalf of the HKIAAT, I wish you all a year full of happiness, good health and continued success.
