career advice (aat/cima/aca/acca)

[audacia]

Hi,
First of all hope this is the right section, if not ...sorry!


I'm italian and i moved in the uk last year in february.
Id like to become an accountant but i'm a confused about how works here so sorry if the questions im about to ask may sound stupid.

At the moment i'm doing a course at college about sage ( with 3 different level).My plan is to get a trainee job and hopefully do acca (or aca, i don't know yet)

In case i don't find any job, what should i do?I'm 23 but i do not want waste time.
what do you need exactly to do acca or aca?
would be worth start university?


thank you in advance.

 

[talkinpeace]

http://www.accaglobal.com/en/qualifications.html
http://www.icaew.com/en/qualifications-and-programmes/aca/aca-training-in-the-uk
http://www.aat.org.uk/join/
http://www.cimaglobal.com/Students/

google is your friend

 

[Charles Accountancy]

I can highly recommend studying for ACCA, it's very hard, with low pass rates, but worth the effort.
It's a global qualification and covers lots of different subjects tax, audit, law, management accounts, IT etc.
You can study it full time at professional colleges in London such as BPP and Kaplan.
All the best