How many years of continuing education does it take to take the intermediate accounting exam?
1. Those with college education need to be educated for five consecutive years;
2. Those who have a bachelor's degree or bachelor's degree need at least four consecutive years of continuing education;
3. Having a second bachelor's degree or postgraduate class requires the last two years of continuing education;
4. Master's degree requires the last 1 year of continuing education.
5. Candidates who have obtained intermediate economist, intermediate statistician, intermediate auditor certificate or doctor's degree can apply for intermediate accounting title examination without working experience.
Professional and technical personnel receive continuing education for no less than 12 days or 72 hours each year, including no less than 18 hours for public subjects, no less than 42 hours for professional subjects and no less than 12 hours for elective subjects. The average number of continuing education hours per year for professional and technical personnel, not less than 72 hours for senior and intermediate professional and technical personnel, and not less than 40 hours for junior professional and technical personnel (calculated by 8 hours per day). The senior, middle and junior professional technicians expressed in this paper are all existing titles.
Characteristics of continuing education in intermediate accounting examination
The continuing education of intermediate accounting examination has the following characteristics: pertinence, adaptability and flexibility.
One is pertinence, that is, different educational contents are determined for different objects and different educational methods are adopted to solve practical problems;
The second is adaptability, that is, connecting with practical work needs and applying what you have learned;
The third is flexibility, that is, the content, methods and forms of continuing education are flexible.
What are the subjects of the intermediate accounting examination?
Intermediate accounting examination subjects include intermediate accounting practice, financial management and economic law. The test questions and scores of each subject are as follows:
1, total score of intermediate accounting practice 100, in which each multiple-choice question 1.5, each multiple-choice question 2, each true-false question 1, calculation analysis question 22 and comprehensive question 33;
2. Total score of financial management 100, in which each multiple-choice question 1, each multiple-choice question 2, each judgment question 1, calculation analysis question 20 and comprehensive question 25;
3. Total score of economic law 100, in which each multiple-choice question 1, each multiple-choice question 2, each true-false question 1, short-answer question 18 and comprehensive question 12.