A major milestone for Haystack Africa!
Last week, we had some exciting news at Haystack – we enrolled our 150th student! In about 4 months, we’ve grown from our very first
Dos and Don’ts of conducting yourself in an interview
In a past post, we covered how to prepare for an interview. Preparation is an important step, but only one step in the process. Once
Meet Ange
This week, we chatted with Ange, to learn more about her career aspirations and why she joined the African Accounting Academy. Ange is part of
Preparing for your accounting interview
You’ve got the call you we’ve been waiting for! You have been selected for an interview! At first, you’re happy and excited, but quickly those
What is the Statement of Cash Flows?
There’s a common saying I always use when I’m trying to figure out an accounting issue – Cash is king! Generally, this saying means that
Naming your CV
We’ve reviewed thousands of CVs over the past few years! We’ve seen CVs in applications for our training programs, for positions we’ve hired for internally
Tailoring your CV for an accounting role
In today’s post we’ll talk about how to tailor your CV for an accounting role. If you’re already an African Accounting Academy graduate, you’ll have
Meet Rachel
This week, we chatted with current Haystack student Rachel, to learn more about her career aspirations, why she joined the African Accounting Academy and her
Job searching tips
Searching for a job is exhausting. It takes constant time and effort. How can you make sure the time and effort you expend is effective?
Preparing for a technical accounting assessment
You identify a job you’re interested in. You review the job description and you think you’re the perfect fit. You prepare a cover letter and
Meet Cedric
Today we introduce you to Cedric. Cedric is about halfway through the African Accounting Academy course, and making great progress as we speak! This week,
When do we recognize revenue?
In this post, we’ll talk about every business owner’s favourite account – revenues! All jokes aside, revenues are an extremely important line on your statement