bornlegend:

Thanks man for the insight. Yes, chemical engineering is better. Just try to streamline your duties to that of the ANZcode for Chemical engineering and you will be fine. Even for the career episodes, just as Bellong stated, you can use those elements that relates to chemical engineering to write it. They are in a way connected in some areas. If done well, it will be successful definitely.

toslad:
Area74, my school is tier 2 too (Olabisi Onabanjo University) I don't think the assessing bodies for Accountant look at the tier thing if your courses are actually in sync with what is required. You never know till you try.

As per associate qualification being able to get into the pool for Accountant, I truly doubt as the minimum is Bachelors. Even those of us with positive assessment outcomes have been waiting since April (in my case).

[quote author=area74 Degree.

toslad:
Area74, my school is tier 2 too (Olabisi Onabanjo University) I don't think the assessing bodies for Accountant look at the tier thing if your courses are actually in sync with what is required. You never know till you try.

As per associate qualification being able to get into the pool for Accountant, I truly doubt as the minimum is Bachelors. Even those of us with positive assessment outcomes have been waiting since April (in my case).

[quote author=area74 Degree.

bellong:
@Mannimaker,

Your only option is Engineering technologist.

@Mcstan18,

If your English test is very recent and appeal date has not passed, I think you should appeal your writing and speaking scores.

External auditor is assessed by three accounting bodies and I believe they have some course contents they require you to have in your education before being granted positive assessment. I don't know if they do experience in lieu of qualification.

What you can do is to go the website of these bodies to check their requirements.
Alternatively, you can align your experience to that of a mathematician.

toslad:
There is nothing contradictory bro. It is just either of the three. Either CPAA or IPA or CAANZ. I assessed with CAANZ for instance while praiseisgood did with CPA. So you can go with IPA.

toslad:
Area74, my school is tier 2 too (Olabisi Onabanjo University) I don't think the assessing bodies for Accountant look at the tier thing if your courses are actually in sync with what is required. You never know till you try.

As per associate qualification being able to get into the pool for Accountant, I truly doubt as the minimum is Bachelors. Even those of us with positive assessment outcomes have been waiting since April (in my case).

[quote author=area74 Degree.

majiouk2002:

I'm sorry sir. Please resend the email.

koleefem05:
I did not use any special material other than what has been shared in this platform. Ieltsbuddy.com, ieltsliz, ieltsmini, e2language etc...there’s a thread on IELTS on NL...you might want to ask there.
https://www.nairaland.com/2426588/preparing-ielts-get-here/96

toslad:
Thank you prettysussie. Spouse has HND (estate valuer) and the assessor is vetassess! Currently on 65 points so trying to get 20 points from English. You know Accountants are somewhat 'endangered'. So na to keep on trying English tests o.

Thanks sis for the interest.

mcstan18:


Thanks toslad but how many years of experience have you got and what was your course of study in the university? Are they related?

mannimakerjnr:


Hey @charlie111, could u pls let me have either a link or samples of CDR's especially for chemical or production? Thanks
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mcstan18:


Thanks toslad but how many years of experience have you got and what was your course of study in the university? Are they related?

prettysussie:
I just did IELTS last saturday, hopefully to get 20 points. If not, i might have husby write IELTS and assess his credential, just that VETASSESS is so expensive. My mind is out of this country. I dont even listen to local news again cos its full of sad news. All the best to us. Cheers.

mcstan18:


Thanks toslad but how many years of experience have you got and what was your course of study in the university? Are they related?

trastar:


I guess what everyone has been trying to say is this...since your degree is in Mathematics, access as a mathematician..prepare your job reference letter to align with that of a mathematician rather than an accountant. Read the JD for that and let your job reference letter align with that of a mathematician.

toslad:
Yes o I have and still waiting for outcomes. All hands are definitely on deck. Accountants plenty die. I even assessed as External Auditor just in case. I am positive though.

toslad:
Yes o I have and still waiting for outcomes. All hands are definitely on deck. Accountants plenty die. I even assessed as External Auditor just in case. I am positive though.

fobak203:
I need assistance with this enquiry. I would like to know if this would fly for Engineers Australia, because after reading the guide and checking with ECUK, I am stilll unsure if I would get positive assessment from EA with:

BSc (Physics) - Nigeria
MSc (Metallurgy and Materials Science) - Nigeria
MSc (Advanced Engineering Materials) -UK

Note: Both MScs are courses taking by Materials Scientist and Engineers all over the world.

My thoughts, since a lot of consideration are been given for highest qualification, even though my background is not engineering, do I stand a chance to be positively assessed by EA.

Abeg, make una help me talk put for this matter. God bless you ALL.

If not you can please hint on the best assessing authority for such funny combinationof mine.

mcstan18:


Thank you for your response @trastar. I think I can conjure up something good since I worked with a multinational and my roles there really cut across various areas that require mathematical ingenuity.

If that's all there is that might pose a problem, will it be safe to conclude that I can initiate the process?

trastar:


Before you proceed. Mathematician is a skill level 1 job. So you need to have studied a 4 year course in a tier one Uni or 5 years in tier 2 uni. It will help if you clarify -what school and how many years was your course of study.

trastar:


Before you proceed. Mathematician is a skill level 1 job. So you need to have studied a 4 year course in a tier one Uni or 5 years in tier 2 uni. It will help if you clarify -what school and how many years was your course of study.

area74:


@TOSLAD

When you applied for the assessment with CAANZ, did you apply with ICAN and was your transcript sent directly to CAANZ by OOU or perhaps how did you go by the application process as well as the naira equivalency of the assessment fee.

Thank you.

Alphadoor:
Any ITA today ?
cc zanyzara

Obyroli:
hello people.
I need your advice on this.
I have a degree in international studies and diplomacy ,I taught history during NYSC(with my law degree). plz what occupation can I nominate with international studies.
I need your advice. Thank you.
.
Gurus in the house ,make una reason my matter.Abeg
Nobody wants to answer me. It's not fair

mcstan18:


Thank you again trastar. School is University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) and duration of course is 4 years. What's the expected implication/outcome please?