CA Madhukar N Hiregange
4 Pillars of the CA course Understanding Articleship Importance to Student Benefits to Principal Types of alternative Training Methods of Training Possible Best Practices
Knowledge of Global/ Indian economy Knowledge of various trades/ industries Knowledge of relevant laws/ regulations/ audit & accounts Written/ Oral Communication Skills Managerial/ Leadership / HR skills Practical application/ analysis of Knowledge / Multi tax/ regulation approach to solve business problems
Exchange of services for experience System of on the job training for professional careers Is it only on the job training?
Golden period of a CA Student’s life! Useful for future career Practical point of view Expand knowledge Increased Confidence levels Enhanced Communication skills Proper Dressing sense
Personality improvement Independent judgement Becoming Dedicated learners Share from Skilled employers Improved Time management Empowerment- Due to Status Real learning thru experience
Delegation lead to higher level job- A leader is the one who knows how to delegate Spirit of learning - Each generation that comes is smarter than the previous Reduction in work pressure Reduced time to review Retention of the articles and expansion
Keeps the principal on his toes Knowledge enhancement More accountability More organized Reputation enhancement – Articles are future professional colleagues Increased productivity of staff
Self awareness Coaching Allocating activities – Group work Thinking aloud Examining past performance Role play – Case study Writing articles Involve in decision making
Classroom training ◦ Academics ◦ Ethics ◦ Intra - personal communication Mentoring & Monitoring ◦ Continuous evaluation ◦ Interaction with articles ◦ Counseling sessions
Study Groups ◦ In different areas such as IFRS, GST ◦ Make presentations and role plays ◦ Improves soft skills Openness in Partners ◦ Explaining objectives of the work ◦ Involvement in discussions and decisions
People Skills ◦ Approach to management ◦ Approach to staff ◦ Extracting data ◦ Telephone and etiquettes
“Never tell people how to do things. Tell them what to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity.”-George S Patton
“Well done is better than well said.” -Benjamin Franklin