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Students' PER FAQs Answers

My experiences pertinent? No matter where you work, it is important to look for ways to help you achieve your PER and gain 36 month exposure in one or more key positions. The ideal case would be to have a position where most of the time is devoted to bookkeeping, financial, audit and insurance related jobs or other related engineering areas such as taxes, bankruptcy and litigation.

However, if your position involves only bookkeeping or financial work, the time you devote to these jobs can still be counted towards your 36 month track record. If, for example, only 25% of your working time is devoted to bookkeeping or financial duties during the year, you can take three of possibly 12 month's time as your reference period.

Once you capture your roll in My Experiences, you must enter the percent of time you devote to bookkeeping or financial operations, the amount of time you can take will then be auto-computed. Contribute experiences from past experiences, volunteering, traineeships and practical training to your PER, as well as the experiences you gathered before you registered with ACCA.

When you use past experiences, the individual who monitored your work at that time must be able to check and deregister your experiences. May I use the professional backgrounds I acquired before the start of the ACCA qualification? They can use experiences from earlier professional positions (before or after registration as an ACCA student) to achieve a proficiency goal.

There'?s no particular time limitation. The skilled individual who monitored your work at that time must, however, be able to verify and write off the achievement goals and the time you take based on that time. Also consider whether the experiences of more than five years ago are still of relevance if the job continues to evolve.

Is it possible to credit my lecture expertise to my PER? Participants can credit up to 12 month of lecture practice for PER compliance. Lecture practice must at least correspond to the Applied Skills exams of the ACCA qualification and must include fundamental topics in bookkeeping, economics and financial management. They may use experiences from an apprenticeship or practical training if the work experiences were of relevance and have enough scope and profundity to help achieve the achievement of the achievement targets.

These experiences must also have been duly monitored by a suitably trained bookkeeper. Is it possible to bring in experiences from a part-time or temp job in the direction of PER? Yes, provided that the professional background is of adequate scope and profundity to help achieve the achievement of the achievement targets and is duly monitored by a skilled bookkeeper.

You may, however, find that the experiences you gain in a part-time or fixed-term job do not enable you to meet many of your goals or offer enough opportunity for professional growth. Part-time work experiences can also only be credited proportionally to the PER for membership.

I will ask you to specify the number of lessons per weeks you work against your My Life part and your time will be counted automatic. Therefore, it is prudent, where possible, to have a full-time experience* that is pertinent, monitored and PER compliant. *For guidance, ACCA regards full-time internships as 35hrs per workweek.

1,540 part-time working hour corresponds to 12 full-time months/year. Would it be better to gain your professional experiences in a small or large company? So long as you work in a related bookkeeping or financial function, P/E can be reached in all industries and company size.

As soon as you are in a pertinent position, the first thing you need to do is find a hands-on experiential coach with whom you can work to reach your PER. Could I gather my hands-on experiences from different nationalities? What is the best way to obtain the wealth of knowledge needed to meet my goals? In an ideal case, you should occupy a position where most of the time is devoted to bookkeeping, financial, audit and insurance related jobs or other related engineering areas such as taxes, bankruptcy and litigation.

We will ask you to certify what percent of your roll is spend on related bookkeeping or financial duties, and your time will be prorated for you. When your roles or organizations do not provide enough opportunities to meet your goals, you have a number of choices.

Benefit from experiences from previous roles to achieve a goal, as well as the experiences you gathered before enrolling in ACCA. At this point, the skilled individual who monitored your work must be able to verify and approve the achievement goals and the time you will take based on that time. It is possible to begin in a juvenile position where your exposition to various work tasks is restricted, but you should strive to acquire more responsibilities and responsibilities over time.

There are other ways in which you can gather professional and personal experiences in a given position, such as rotation, secondment, projects, workshop, job sharing and on-the-job induction. They can also reach achievement targets outside their workplace. No, you do not need to gather your hands-on experiences in an ACCA accredited company.

Do I have to work in all areas of my job after completing my degree in order to gather the necessary professional practice? The ACCA trainee may choose to work in any division or group of divisions to reach their PER, provided they work in a pertinent position and are able to acquire the necessary expertise to meet the achievement targets.

For the work experiance to be counted towards the PER, it must be monitored and reviewed by a duly trained professional. Whereas apprentices can directly perform fundamental accounting and certain other activities for the general public, this cannot be " recognised accounting practice " and therefore cannot be counted towards the PER. Nonetheless, fundamental accounting and other accounting work carried out under supervisory control (e.g. on a subcontracting basis) may be counted towards the PER.