Bachelor of Science in Accountancy is a course offered in the Philippines that require an individual to take the board exam to be a licensed practitioner of the profession. It could also be considered as one of the more challenging courses that a student could take because of the amount of preparation and dedication needed in pursuing the course. Due to the difficulty of the course, people have a higher form of respect for those who succeeded in completing it. The old coverage of the board examination
memorandum, accountancy schools had to closely monitor the overall passing performance of their BSA graduates and that the overall rating should not fall below the national passing rating, else the school shall be given a warning or shall cease to exist. Del Mundo and Reforzar (2007) state that a less-than-five percent pass-rate, as determined by the Board of Accountancy and the Commission on Higher Education, is already a danger signal for an accountancy school to begin sharpening its accountancy program
The Accountancy program remains as one of the toughest courses offered in the Philippines. Every year, two board examinations take place–one in May and one in October. The said exam usually reaches a mere 50% passing rate probably making it one of the hardest board exams currently present in the country. Also present in this program, are the zero-based grading systems, grade retention policies, and qualifying exams that screen the abilities of students. Because of these grueling challenges, individuals
skills in their program. In accountancy, aside from concepts and theories, students under this program learn different accounting skills. This paper aims to identify the accounting skills learned by accountancy students in De La Salle Lipa, the applications in their own life and the ways they do to improve these skills. From conducting an interview with the accountancy students in De La Salle Lipa, the researchers discovered that there are a lot of accounting skills accountancy students learned in which
college students. It can be suggested that improved time management skills may enhance academic performance. Unfortunately, time management behavior is not that easy to change immediately as evidenced by the research. In the case of the first year Accountancy and Accounting Technology students, they have many things to do that’s why time allocation is considered as another factor that affects his performance
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIES’ EXPECTATIONS IN NIGERIA: An Empirical Analysis BY Chinwuba OKAFOR, Ph.D DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF BENIN BENIN-CITY, EDO STATE, NIGERIA E-mail: chinwubao@yahoo.com Phone: +2348037867627 and Edirin JEROH, DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE FACULTY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY, ABRAKA. E-mail: jeroh4laff@yahoo.com Phone: +2348028336086 INTRODUCTION Accounting as a discipline
ideas, our own understanding and opinions. And also, it could help us to cope up with the world as it changes. In this connection, as a future educator we need basis in which we pattern our teaching. These bases are what we call as principles and theories. Through these, we could make our students understand and look at the world in different viewpoints. Because I believed that the main purpose of education is to connect the countries all over the world, to know every difference yet still be united
Perna Arts focused on commercial and creative aspects, and they were carful to have knowledgeable and creative stuff as well as specialist who understand issues like accountancy and treasury management very well. The company decided to find its way by experimenting with various types of movies and by introducing new untried talent in both the technology-driven, creative side as well as in acting. Perna Arts believe that
Jahangir Siddiqui Jahangir Siddiqui Group is one of the biggest financial services providers of Pakistan. This group is also the 2nd largest shareholder of the insurance company EFU. Jahangir Siddiqui was Pakistani Rags to Riches Business Tycoon, who founded JS group about 5 decades ago. Overview: When most fourteen year old boys were flying kites or playing cricket in their spare time, young Jahangir Siddiqui was busy running his business as a distributor of Coca-Cola in Hyderabad. He also set
to maximize their monetary reward, job stability and other perks, and they will do no more than seek to pacify the shareholders. Nevertheless, they need to be monitored and controlled to ensure that their principal’s best interests are served. This theory is the basis for most of today’s corporate governance activity. Corporate governance focused on separation of ownership and control which results in principal-agent problems arising from the dispersed ownership in the modern corporation (Berle and