IAA CAREER'S DAY ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE
BACKGROUND ON INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANCY ARUSHA
The
Institute of Accountancy Arusha (IAA) is a parastatal educational institute
established by the Institute of Accountancy Arusha Act of 1990 having its
headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania. The Institute has, over time developed
several certificate, undergraduate and postgraduate programmes which it offers
fulltime for one year for certificate, postgraduate, masters programmes and
three years for undergraduate programmes. The institute also conducts short
term courses and seminars, many of them tailored to client needs. In addition
it undertakes consultancy and research activities as part of its mission.
Through these interventions, IAA aspires to develop lasting partnerships with
industry, the Government, and non-government organizations.
IAA’s vision
To be an institution widely
recognized for its delivery of superior education values and benefit to its
students and other stake holders
IAA’s mission
·
To
provide high quality education in all fields of management, science and social
sciences, with significant focus on accountancy
·
To
utilize technology and the latest thinking to ensure that the Institute’s
graduates are competitive in the global market place
·
To
act as a hub for stakeholders to meet, learn, and share, by perpetual expansion
and improvement of human and physical resources
IAA
conduct courses leading to professional qualifications in accountancy and
related disciplines; arranges seminars for discussion on matters related to
Accountancy, Finance, Business, Economics, and other management Sciences
Literature
shows that the fundamental problem that all organizations face when they
attempt to plan for their human resources is that they have to match the ever
changing needs of the organization with the ever changing needs of the
employees. When one considers that most organization today exist in a highly
dynamic environment in which technology, economic conditions, political
circumstances, and social/cultural values are changing at an ever more rapid
rate, it becomes almost impossible to think clearly about the planning process.
College
students today are graduating into one of the most competitive job markets in
recent decades. With more and more young people attending college, the fact
that you have a bachelor's degree is not enough to make you stand out from the
crowd anymore. Students need to do more during their college years to prepare
for the job competition they will face after school is over. The importance of
career planning in college can be overwhelming to some students, but in the end
you will benefit from the extra work you put in to plan ahead to get the job
you want. Students ask themselves whether they will be qualified for the jobs
they want after graduation. Looking up job listings (example at
http://www.vijanajobs.com/tz/jobs/) for the type of position which interests
you, what are they looking for? What qualities and experience will you need to
qualify for the job?
The
importance of career planning in college also involves the student’s readiness
to apply to jobs directly after graduation. Keep track of all the leadership
activities, special classes and job or internships experiences in which
students participate during your college years.
Furthermore, take advantage of the career
planning resources at the institute, whether it is mock interviews, job fairs
or professional speakers. All of these resources will help students be more
prepared to get a job right out of the institute.
THEME: EMPOWERING STUDENTS TO FACE THE EVER-CHANGING WORLD’S ECONOMY AND
TECHNOLOGY
Goals
and Objectives
There are two major goals for the
Institute of Accountancy Arusha career’s day 2014 project and specific
objectives within each of these goals
a) Goal
1: To promote different careers to students through the event
Objective 1.1 To provide a feasible platform for
students to be able to show their
ability this will be of much help in their careers
Objective 1.2 To assist students and prospective IAA
students in learning how to effectively apply the knowledge and information in
their societies
b) Goal
2: To initiate and launch career day relationship with recruiting firms
Objective 2.1 To create a platform that will ensure
ongoing relationship between the Institute and recruiting firms
Objective 2.2 To have partnership with the invited
firms, this will help students and firms to get people who can do field attachment,
internship and even job opportunities within their firms this will smoothen the
challenges facing students in getting field attachment places, internship and employment
opportunities.
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