At present, it is temporarily impossible to obtain the certificate of accounting title and continue education in Henan Province. Since the cancellation of the accounting qualification examination, the continuing education system in Henan Province has also been closed, and until today, the continuing education system has not been activated. According to the official reply, the new platform of continuing education system is under research and construction, so the current time can only choose to wait.
Accounting continuing education adopts the principle of territorial management, and different regions have different credit requirements for continuing education. Generally speaking, accounting continuing education requires at least 90 credits, subject to local notices.
How to convert the credits of accounting continuing education?
(a) to participate in the national accounting professional and technical qualification examination and other accounting-related examinations, each passing a subject examination or being admitted, converted into 90 credits; (That is to say, a small partner who passed the primary accounting in 2020 may not need to continue his studies in the first year. )
(two) to participate in accounting professional meetings, converted into 10 credits every day;
(three) to participate in the accounting professional qualification (degree) education recognized by the national education administrative department, and to pass the examination or assessment of a course of study in that year, which is converted into 90 credits;
(four) independently undertake accounting research projects of continuing education management departments or industry organizations (groups), and each research project is converted into 90 credits; In cooperation with others, the moderator of each research topic will receive 90 credits, and other participants will receive 60 credits each;
(5) Independent publication of accounting papers in domestic economic and management newspapers with uniform number (CN), with each paper converted into 30 credits; Co-publishing with others, the first author of each paper will get 30 credits, and each other will get 10 credits;
(6) Independent and publicly published accounting books, each of which is converted into 90 credits; Co-publishing with others, the first author of each accounting book is converted into 90 credits, and the other authors are converted into 60 credits each.