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Yes, as most Accountants calculate people's payments, bills, and more importantly, reducing the balance table to 0 on both sides.
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What options should you take to be an accountant?
i am in year nine just about to pick my options and i want to be an accountant i am taking maths 3 sciences english french his and geo and buissness studies to be an accountant i would sugeest economics maths it or buissness studies good luck
Do you need higher level maths to be an accountant?
Depeds how you go about getting your accountant qualification, but if your going through university then nearly every one ask for higher maths and usually at a good grade too i.e A or B.
What are all the subjects needed to become an accountant?
maths!
What would be a good job for someone who is good at maths and PE?
You could be an accountant, a coach, a gym teacher, a math teacher, an engineer. The list is endless.
What are the career options For Commerce with maths?
The career options for Commerce with maths include chartered accountant or CA, company secretary, or cost accountant. Other careers include marketing or business administration.
What kinds of jobs would A level maths get you in?
Accountant or something similar.
What qualifications do you need to become an accountant in South Africa?
you need to have A in maths and business
What basic algebra does an accountant need to know?
It's best if you know all maths from high school. However it would be good fro an accountant to know a lot of chemistry, physics, biology etc.. Also a lot of social studies.
What does an accountant use a spreadsheet to do?
a acountant uses the spreadsheet to help to maths an work things out quicker
What career could maths and business lead to?
Probably something along the lines of accountant or financial advisor.
What subjects do you need to take in high school to become a chartered accountant?
Accounting Maths Business studies
What is the point in gcses?
to categorize people into average and clever as you wouldn't take someone on who got a U in maths to be an accountant.
