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ACCA degree programme launched in Hyderabad
Mohammad Sajid Khan, Head, International Business, ACCA, ascertained on Friday that the ACCA (Association of Chartered certified Accountants) mainly focuses on devotion and commitment to work, distribution of relevant academic information, and presenting the success path to students who come to them with faith. He said their vision is integrity, honesty and transparency.
Hyderabad: Mohammad Sajid Khan, Head, International Business, ACCA, ascertained on Friday that the ACCA (Association of Chartered certified Accountants) mainly focuses on devotion and commitment to work, distribution of relevant academic information, and presenting the success path to students who come to them with faith. He said their vision is integrity, honesty and transparency.
Sajeed Ahmed, Head, International Business, ACCA, Richard Marting, Head, Corporate Communications, Babu Rayapudi, CEO, Brics Academy, Prashant J, Regional Manager, Telangana, Pavan Kumar, Business Development Manager, Brics Academy participated at ACCA Degree launching programme at FTAPCCI, here.
The members said their aim is to offer business –relevant, first choice qualifications to people of application, ability and ambition around the world, who seek a rewarding career in accountancy, finance and management. ACCA supports 198000 members and 486000 students in 178 countries, helping them to develop successful careers in accounting and business, with the skills required by employers.
ACCA works through a network of 100 offices and centers and more than 7400 Approved employer worldwide, who provide high standards of employee learning and development. Babu Rayipudi, CEO, BRIC Academy said that there are many students stepping out of colleges, are good at Academics, but they are lagging in application skills. He said they are trying to build the gap between academics and employment.
