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In this issue:

1) Employer in the spotlight and versatile AAT	5) AAT hot jobs
2) Examination matters	6) Event calendar
3) Forthcoming activity	7) Useful links
4) English corner

Mars Ho, an accountant in a French enterprise, tells us why being multi-skilled is important in an accounting career and talks about how the AAT qualification has helped his staff in their career development. Christy Leung talks about her path to the AAT qualification and her plan to become an accounting teacher.

Notes and regulations
Candidates should check to ensure that all details contained in their Examination Entry Acknowledgements for the PBE and AAT Examination are correct. Please read the notes, regulations and format for the PBE and the AAT Examination for the December 2010 session carefully.

Examinable Financial Reporting and Auditing Standards for the December 2010 examination
Candidates taking the following examinations should note the list of standards relevant to the forthcoming December examinations:

Paper I: PBE Financial Accounting, and
Paper III: PBE Auditing and Information Systems +

AAT Examination Paper 7: Financial Accounting, and
Paper 8: Principles of Auditing and Management Information Systems +

Examination timetable for December 2010 session
Click to check the PBE and AAT Examination timetables for December 2010.

Top students
Congratulations to the PBE and AAT Examination top students of the June 2010 session. Their prizes will be presented at the Annual Award and Graduation Ceremony cum New Members' Reception in March 2011. Click on their names to find out the secrets of their success.

PBE top students

Paper I	Paper II	Paper III	Paper IV
Chung Chi Chiu	Lam Wai Chi	Wong Ka Chun	Sin Pui Yuk

AAT Examination top students

Paper 1	Paper 2	Paper 3	Paper 4
Ho Chun Yu	Lam Wing Sum	Yuen Yuen Pik	Lui Siu Lung
Paper 5	Paper 6	Paper 7	Paper 8
Sit Wing Chung	Cheung Hei Hei	Chan Ka Lok	Sin Ka Kui

Examination technique seminars
The HKIAAT is organizing a series of examination technique seminars to help students prepare for the upcoming examinations. A free Q&A booklet will be given to participants. Come and join the seminars. Click to find out more about the enrolment details for the examination technique seminars for the PBE and AAT Examination.

Writing sales letters
Dr. Mable Chan, a renowned lecturer teaching English at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, advocates using simple and concise English for business writing. A sales letter is an effective tool to market your services to prospective clients. In this issue, Dr. Chan introduces a framework for writing and analyzing sales letters. +

Want to take your career to the next level up the ladder? Click here for the latest jobs posted.

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