How I fare is irrelevant.
My point is that, anyone with O levels + relevant experience can
take ACCA. ie: the sch. dropout could have done it after taking O
levels privately. Hence, the qualification security is very
low.
Say, contrast it against, medicine, where one has to traditionally
be within at least the top 5%(Arbritary, since i have no figures)
of the nation in A Levels. Their job security is rock solid.
But if you wish to persist on how 'easy' it is to take the course,
most folks I know got it within 4 years. So I guess it shouldn't be
too difficult? This was done in addition to studying for their
degree simultaneously. However, ultimately, most never bothered to
work as an acccountant; ACCA to them is just an additional gurantee
against unemployment which was relatively easy to get. that's
all.
