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If you fulfill the criteria for it, you can. Just check all the details here:
https://www.google.co.in/amp/www.charteredclub.com/cpa-us/amp/
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I don't think anything else is required. The CPA program will train you well enough. And 5 years of work experience will suffice. Any specific information or requirement needs to be checked with CPA Australia directly.
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This is the default route to become CPA in Canada. If qualified, you will be admitted to the CPA Professional Education Program (CPA PEP).Here is the prerequisite for CPA PEP:
Complete a Bachelor degree in relevant concentration, e.g. B.Comm with an accounting major
Complete the prerequisite learning defined in The CPA Competency Map
Complete at least 120 credit hours or equivalent of education. Others
Those who are not qualified for CPA PEP will get into the CPA Prerequisite Education Program (CPA PREP). This may include non-accounting majors and international candidates.
This is a bridging program developed on
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