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Hi to everyone,
I am starting the professional route after passing the fundamentals exams and did the OBU and I am quite tired and exhausted working and doing all the exams and as i am 29 in two months, do i am quite old to continue the journey?
Sorry if i am sounding a little desperate, I cannot saying it in different words, but i got this feeling. I know a lot of you somewhere in this journey you feel this way!
Any advice will be very welcome! Thanks!
Hey Steven, 29 is so young, I wish I was your age and I am still working on the professional papers. Keep your eye on the ball, if you really want to be fully qualified ACCA.
On the other hand, if you intend to practise now, you may want to consider joining the IFA, they have great reputation in providing excellent support for public practitioners and they are part of the IPA Australia, which is one of the recognised qualifications down under dedicated to SME/SMP sectors.
Anyway, you have to sit down and think of what you really want to do, you might just need a break? You do have options, just relax 🙂
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