Bsc applied accounting.. Oxford brookes university

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hallo informed friends. I have been sponsered to pursue a second degree. I would like to pursue above for few reasons the obvious one being time however i have few issues on the same

  1. Will it be recognised in kenya
  2. Anyone who knows anyone with one
  3. Do they offer guidance on thesis writting
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Why not go for Msc proffesional accountacy and it follows the same path as the above named and you become ACCA at it? Anyway 2 degrees= a masters.

GUIDELINES FOR RECOGNITION AND
EQUATION
General Requirements for Recognition and
Equation of Qualifications

  1. The qualification must be Accredited and Recognized.
  2. The qualification must have been obtained from an accredited and recognized University or Institution.
  3. The holder of the Award must have met the Minimum Entry Requirements for an Academic Programme leading to an
    equivalent qualification in Kenya.
  4. All copies of Certificates and Academic Transcripts presented as proof of attainment of entry requirements for a particular qualification must be certified by an Advocate and Commissioner for Oaths (for Kenyan citizens), an Advocate and Notary Public (for foreigners) OR the issuing
    University/Institutite

more info here

https://recognition.cue.or.ke/public/index.php?act=notes&id=5

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It should be recognized! I’m a holder of one. As a second degree though. Assuming this is after finishing P7 ACCA it should be! Another trick is signing up for CFA immediately after…employers (big 4) will be salivating over your ass

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moto sana. Whats your take on Msc from university of london?

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what was your experience while writing your thesis?

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thank you

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Hehe! I submitted the same one from my first degree! You can do it…consult more when you get stuck. Paying those pounds for a repeat is painful

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I’m not familiar with this…I’ll read up on it!

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I dont know about the MSc but wifey has an LLM (masters of Law) and a postgraduate diploma in some other law thing from University of London. Legit and recognized here

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@Femaleperspective you are very intelligent. I like this, it is very informative. More than ile mambo yako ya simmers.

Now tell me how long it will take to get the FCCA qualification after finishing ACCA

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It will be recognized. Have you done ACCA?
Most ACCA finalists have it although you only needed to finish the second part of ACCA to do the project not thesis.
The project is very easy to write. You should just read books on the same and avoid plagiarism because wazungu use software to trace such.
If you want to be an accounts/finance professional it will be of great help.
Take note of what @Female Perspective has said about doing CFA. Although i think costs are prohibitive. I remeber the CFA calculator alone was over 10K when i was at that stage na the mathematics was not a joke.

I wizh you all the best sir.

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New rules unveiled at Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development
Nov,Kenya National
Qualifications Authority Chairman prof Bonventure Kerre,outlined qualifications have been put in 10 levels namely,
1.Doctorate,
2.Masters,
3.postgraduate diploma,
4.Degree or Management professional,
6.Diploma and technical skilled supervisory,
7.Master craft person,
8.Vocational training or artisan semi skilled,
9.pre-vocational,
10.Primary certificate,
Higher national diploma scrapped by the agency,rules set to be rolled out Jan 2018.

where/in what category are these courses?

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The Bsc Applied Accounting falls in category 4. I like it because it gives you the opportunity to stand out from the MKU/KEMU/TUK group.

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If you know somebody then it will be recognized, if you are jusst the way you are then you better take another course.,… You can try Education TSC will recognize you