In Sixth Form, you will be confident in your interests and possible career paths. A career in accountancy is compatible with an interest in Maths, Business and Economics.
Use UCAS and Unifrog to research accountancy degrees and careers, and the different pathways into accountancy.
Use UCAS and Unifrog to research the grades you need to study accountancy at degree level.
Read the Accountancy page on Success at School-
Research different companies that have accounting jobs- what kind of firms need accountants?
Regularly check the careers google classroom for any accountancy related opportunities, such as online university lectures or workshops.
Mentor younger students in Maths as one of your Super Curricular activities - this will demonstrate your interest and enthusiasm to potential universities and employers. Speak to your maths teachers about this.
Start a Maths club for your peers or younger students.
Develop commercial awareness by researching the business you wish to work in, the sectors you work with, and the key business issues.
Undertake work experience at an accountancy firm or within the accounts department of another firm.
Attend lecture series in school related to accountancy.
Listen to accountancy related podcasts, such as The ABACUS Show or Accounting Best Practices with Steven Bragg
Read books, magazines or journals around accountancy, such as Accountancy Daily.
An introduction to studying Accounting and Finance courses at university. With City, University of London and Teesside University.