Specialist in finance and accounting: What are the disadvantages of this further training?

A specialist in finance and accounting manages the day-to-day business of operational and financial accounting. They organize and monitor accounts receivable and accounts payable, prepare monthly and quarterly reports, the balance sheet as well as the income statement and annual financial statements.

The most important disadvantages of further training in finance and accounting are

1. The part-time specialist in finance and accounting training is time-consuming - leaving less time for other areas such as family, leisure and work.
2. A federal diploma is not automatically recognized abroad. However, anyone wishing to work abroad can apply to SERI (State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation) for official proof of this professional qualification.
3. In addition to numerical strength, further training for the specialist certificate in finance and accounting also requires leadership skills and a feel for the right tone and timing.
4. The examination pressure for the annual federal final examinations for finance and accounting specialists is high.

Reliable and responsible people without a vocational baccalaureate with three to five years of professional experience in the social insurance sector can take an important career step in the private sector in human resources, as well as in the public sector or with insurance companies and advisory services by completing further training to become a social insurance specialist with a federal certificate.

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