(Formerly Academic Articles)
What is it?
- Serving the first year of your training contract in academia with a
research component.
- Completing a post-graduate programme during your training contract.
- You will still write the Qualifying exams at the normal times.
- The contract does specify that you must pass Board Exam Part I in 1st
year for the year to qualify as 1 year of your training contract.
Who should do it?
- You must be above average academically.
- You should have an interest in intellectual enquiry and wish to study
further.
- You should enjoy tutoring; teaching and interacting with people.
Why do it?
- An opportunity to develop key professional skills in communication and
presentation over and above those developed in the TIPP and TOPP programmes.
- The ability to explain complex material to both large and small
audiences of varying ability is a core skill required to succeed in
management and the audit profession.
- Teaching a subject consolidates what you know about it.
- The year gives you the opportunity to develop intellectually within a
discipline.
- It opens doors to academia as a career or as a stepping stone.
- Academic trainees are well received by the accounting profession.
- NOT another year of study, rather it opens up an opportunity for
research and teaching.
- Feedback has been a great opportunity to develop personally and
academically and to see the other side of the university.
And for fun...
- Be an Academic Trainee next year? - Click
here (.PPT)
(1 MB) (05/06/2008)
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