I have studied and found a job, which is generally good. The teacher is very responsible. In addition, what I have learned will be found very useful in practical work, and will not be worse than the old accountant (of course, this is what my colleague said). At present, I am planning to take the elementary exam and I am also studying.

Talk about your own learning experience, you need to listen carefully, and you need to write down some technical knowledge points, which you may encounter in your future work. Practice more. I usually do it several times, such as making vouchers, binding, and filing taxes online. I'm afraid I learned at that time and then forgot. The benefits of laying a solid foundation will be known during the internship. During the internship, Mr. Deng is responsible for supervision and guidance. At this time, you need to rely more on yourself. Only when you really have confidence and courage can you know how many knowledge points you have mastered and what you can't, so you can ask the teacher for advice.

In short, as long as you really study hard from the basics to the actual operation and internship, it is no problem to find a job. The teacher led the door and practiced by himself. In short, it is good to study more, think more and ask more questions.