1, to improve their competitiveness
CPA is the authoritative certificate of accounting profession, with high gold content, which I believe many people engaged in the accounting industry can't refute. Whether you are engaged in auditing, finance, taxation or financial management, you can be very helpful professionally.
In addition, being admitted to the judge's certificate has supplemented legal knowledge in the work, and the competitiveness of both accounting firms and state-owned enterprise practitioners has been greatly improved.
2. Get faster appreciation space.
Generally speaking, the chances of promotion at work will greatly increase, and the starting point will often be much higher. Compared with "certified" or "undocumented" personnel, dual certificates have a great chance of getting a high-paying position.
3. More career choices.
CPA and French textual research are both glowing in their respective industries, and the talents who have CPA and French textual research at the same time are all-round compound talents who can be competent in various positions such as law, accounting, finance, consulting and management!
At the same time, both certificates are proof of personal ability and professional ability, but both certificates take a lot of time and energy to win. It should be noted that certificates are only one aspect. It won't directly bring you a high salary, but it will make it easier for you to get a better position or a high starting point. The most important thing is to look at your personal working ability.
French exam registration conditions:
Have a bachelor's degree in law from a full-time institution of higher learning and obtain a bachelor's degree or above;
Bachelor degree or above in non-law major in full-time colleges and universities, master of law, master of law or above;
Full-time institutions of higher learning have obtained a bachelor's degree or above in non-law major and a corresponding degree, and have been engaged in legal work for three years.
Registration conditions for certified public accountants:
People who have graduated from junior college or above, regardless of their major, can apply.