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What are they and which ones do you do better in (in terms of marks/reward to effort ratio)?

How strong are you at math/quant? Plenty of roles nowadays love the combination of commerce with quants or some form of science/logic-based subject given the direction the world is heading, but the question is what are you better at doing?

Normal entry/courses: no Scholarships/anything requiring an interview: maybe

Same thing as accounting cadetships. Most employers try to weed it out during the interviews though to see if the candidates really actually want the job/cadetship vs just doing it as a backup. When I was in your shoes it used to frustrate me greatly that there were people applying who had no...

I think most employers still use a form of SHL test of which there's plenty of both free and paid resources available out there to help you 'practice' what is in there. They say they can't be studied for but like all things, a bit of practice still helps remove some of the unfamiliarity during...

Feels like every year we get a new new account posting a nearly identical post on the BAcc program.

I'm still rocking the Apple Watch Series 4 which my wife got me to replace my Series 0. Unfortunately I don't personally appreciate luxury watches. I considered getting a Tag Connected but decided it was neither a good luxury watch or a smartwatch.

Disagree wholeheartedly as an audit practitioner. Depending on which sector you're working in and which industry group you're covering, the role can be quite varied and draw on lots of other disciplines. It also requires a different skillset to learn/challenge rather than just execute.

Finance is most common as it has some natural synergies but on the other hand, it's become a bit too common. I'd challenge status quo and wonder if one of the other disciplines like sociology may potentially be more relevant to forensic accounting and be a point of differentiation.

this. or they're old and don't actively post anymore.

Qantas the safest again at least. But yes I prefer SIA.

Are we real? What is... real?

I remember seeing someone read 1984 on the train in Singapore. Made me smile.

I started flying premium economy on SIA when I took my wife to Paris and it is nice being able to pick your meal, and get that slightly better service when you want extras (I love cup noodles). That being said whether it's worth the double/triple price is another matter.

I didn't even realise cybersecurity had a degree... makes sense I guess, but I thought it would've been a major. That being said, given the relative infancy of this, I don't think the degree makes as much of a difference as it would in other fields.

Pokemon Let's Go. Super Smash Bros has been opened and played once but I made a commitment to finish Let's go first.

Last I checked it was a 40min behavioural interview with representatives from sponsoring organisations.

As a cadet myself, I have greatly appreciated the career opportunities it has afforded me. Whilst my experience may not be typical of every cadet, I've had a great run with great experiences working with clients from various sectors, a few international secondments, a couple of client...

HSC 2014? Where are you up to in your university progression as I'm not sure if cadetship is the right choice, or if you should be aiming for internships/graduate roles.

Depends what kind of career/role you want in the future Op. Sounds like you're very heavily leaning towards finance though and whilst accounting is the natural combo, it also comes down to what kind of role in finance you'd want to move towards... and in some particular roles which are industry...