• General presentation
  •     What is a CA?
  •     What does a CA do?
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• Education Program
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Employment

Year after year, studies show that the demand for chartered accountant is high. In fact, from an employment standpoint, the situation of CAs is more than enviable. The profession is the only one to offer candidates a training period one year before they complete their studies. What’s more, 99.5% of CAs who obtained their designation last year found a job in their field.

With the CA education program, which combines academic study and professional education with hands-on experience, the future CA will be exposed to a variety of businesses, make valuable contacts, and discover the diversity of opportunities ahead.

The CA designation if a stepping stone to any career in business, industry, education, government and the not-for-profit sector. It is prestigious, rewarding, and gives you the flexibility to balance your personal and professional life.

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