Presentation
of the training
The Bachelor 3 in Management, Accounting, Control and Auditing (CCA) is a generalist degree in accountancy.
The professions targeted are those of chartered accountant or statutory auditor (accounting staff or chartered accountants & statutory auditors), management control or audit, and the accounting departments of SMEs and large companies or local authorities.
The Master’s degree in CCA or CGAO (but also the Master’s degrees in Finance) are the logical continuation of the Bachelor’s degree in CCA, which is the preferred course for these Master’s degrees.
Organisation
The aim of the 3rd year of the Bachelor’s programme is to acquire skills in advanced accounting, finance, management control and legal, tax and social management. In addition to English (LV1), German or Spanish is offered as a second foreign language (LV2).
Students must complete a minimum two-month internship in an accounting firm, a company, a local or regional authority, or a large association. Teaching is provided by both academics and professionals. There are around thirty students in the Initial Training group, which allows for active teaching and effective supervision of personal work.
Students attend classes two or three days a week at IAE Moulins, under an apprenticeship contract (or a professional training contract, but only in exceptional cases due to age). Two groups of apprentices, each with 25 students, are organised so that apprentices can benefit from ideal supervision.
Work-study schedule:
2 days – 3 days of classes per week
Programme
The full programme is available in the downloadable course outline.
- English: No courses in English (other than LV1).
- E-learning: Little or no e-learning.
- Courses incorporating CSR: No
Careers and further study
The Bachelor 3 in Accounting, Control and Auditing is an essential step on the path to the Master’s degree in Accounting, Control and Auditing (CCA) or the Master’s degree in Management Control and Operational Auditing (CGAO).
Career opportunities include public accounting and auditing, management control, and internal and external auditing.
The accountant’s tasks :
- Ensures the reliability of a company’s accounts.
- Records and centralises commercial and financial data in a company’s accounts
- Draws up balance sheets and profit and loss accounts
- Monitor cash flow and carry out bank reconciliations
- Prepares and declares taxes
- Participates in drawing up budget forecasts
- May supervise a team of accountants or financial managers
Admission
Admission requirements: 120 ECTS credits or VAE. Accessible after avalidated2nd year of a bachelor’s degree, avalidated2nd year of a BUT (GEA, GACO, TC and CJ), a BTS CG or a CPGE.
Documents to be attached to the file
- CV
- Cover letter
- Transcript of marks from the Baccalauréat and post-baccalauréat years (L2, BUT2 or BUT3, BTS, CPGE)
- The IAE-Message score is recommended. The same applies to the TOEIC.
- A letter of recommendation from the head of the BAC 2 course (only) may be added to the application file.
- Eligible candidates will be invited to a selection interview.
Recruitment dates
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