09-07-2007, 05:30 PM
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<br />There is now an increasing trend in sending trainees on secondment to various countries. For example, KPMG sends its trainees to Middle East if they are competent and have appropriate qualification (which can be ACCA or Mod E qualified). I know that trainees from KPMG have been send to Ireland who were Mod F qualified or had given Mod F attempt. So there is good deal of incentive in KPMG as far as secondments are concerned....FRSH also offer secondment on same basis and criteria...My buddies have been to various countries who have qualified Mod E...presently my firm (AFF) has also started secondments to its trainees but the main criteria is Mod E pass with exception record of jobs...so it means that there are a lot of secondments in the Big 3...cant tell u abt. Yousaf Adil though...
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Yousuf Adil has been sending its trainees on secondments to many gulf, Central asian, and some european countries since ages.
BTW Many years back there used to be a term Big 6, then due to merger of C&L and PW Big 5 emerged, later a firm was closed due to Enron scandal, this time we started hearing about Big 4 upto now. Please tell me why there is a term like Big 3. Nevertheless top 10 top 2 and top 5 etc bears no question.
<br />There is now an increasing trend in sending trainees on secondment to various countries. For example, KPMG sends its trainees to Middle East if they are competent and have appropriate qualification (which can be ACCA or Mod E qualified). I know that trainees from KPMG have been send to Ireland who were Mod F qualified or had given Mod F attempt. So there is good deal of incentive in KPMG as far as secondments are concerned....FRSH also offer secondment on same basis and criteria...My buddies have been to various countries who have qualified Mod E...presently my firm (AFF) has also started secondments to its trainees but the main criteria is Mod E pass with exception record of jobs...so it means that there are a lot of secondments in the Big 3...cant tell u abt. Yousaf Adil though...
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Yousuf Adil has been sending its trainees on secondments to many gulf, Central asian, and some european countries since ages.
BTW Many years back there used to be a term Big 6, then due to merger of C&L and PW Big 5 emerged, later a firm was closed due to Enron scandal, this time we started hearing about Big 4 upto now. Please tell me why there is a term like Big 3. Nevertheless top 10 top 2 and top 5 etc bears no question.
