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There are a lot of options when you start exploring the ACCA jobs. As we all know, the ACCA course is globally recognized and it is one global qualification that opens up to a million opportunities across the world.
Here are a few job profiles that you might want to know about and these options are only the tip of an iceberg when you wanted to pursue a career after becoming a qualified ACCA professional.
Internal/external auditor: this internal and external auditing is one of the major roles and responsibility of an ACCA professional. As an internal auditor, you might have to look for the company’s practices and management policies, and as an external auditor, you might have to examine the financial records and financial statements of an organization. As the ACCA course covers a vast range of financial and auditing related subjects, you would be the perfect fit for the role of international auditing.
Forensic accountant: as you might be knowing, forensic accounting is all about preparing and compiling various financial evidence, providing visual aids for those accounts that are in litigation or disputes. You would have to communicate the information and details collected in the court and this is one of the highly responsible roles you might have to perform.
Governance officer - this is usually a part of the governance role and this is mostly open in not for profit organizations and it is a senior vice president kind of role who would have to report to the CEO. As an ACCA professional, you would have gained enough experience in handling people, directing them to take important decisions, handling any type of business processes, business systems, business emergencies, and so on.
Financial accountant - as a financial accountant, you are responsible for all the financial activities of a company and you would be the central head to provide financial information to various other departments of an organization. You would also be involved in making major financial decisions that will determine the financial stability of the organization.
Tax accountant - in general, tax accounting is governed by the internal revenue code that dictates the rules and policies a company has to abide by when they file their tax returns. As a tax accountant, you would have to identify tax issues, report tax savings, assist clients and corporates in filing their tax returns, and so on.
Risk manager - as a risk manager you would be responsible for the major function of the company or the organization, which is assessing financial risks and helping your management achieve its objectives. This is a part of the risk management where you might have to assess the probability of any possible financial risks and come out with ways and measures to control them.
Treasurer - as treasurer you will have to manage all the financial assets and liabilities of a company and provide an overall financial oversight to your organization thereby acting as a guardian or a financial watchdog of the organization.
Chief financial officer - the CFO is one of the highest roles you can perform and you are involved in managing the company’s finances, including all sorts of financial planning, record-keeping, managing financial risks, financial reporting, taking important financial decisions, and so on.
Business analyst - as a business analyst, you would be involved in the analysis of the existing business processes and systems, and try to get them aligned and integrated with technology. You would also be involved in coming up with a business model that would optimize the business processes by data analysis.
Credit control manager - also known as credit manager, this is one of the vital roles in a financial department. As a credit control manager, you have to take care of the incoming finance of your organization. You have to make sure if payments are processed and received on time thereby assisting the organization with its credits and invoices.
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