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This is a 5 page paper discussing the education system and structure in the Netherlands and the educational requirements needed for accountants in the Netherlands. Estimated costs and salaries are also included. The education system in the Netherlands requires a certain level and excellence and pre-planning on behalf of the students. Students who wish to attend university have to obtain the required pre-university diplomas relevant to their vocational or professional university programs. While the tuition fees for Dutch students are approximately 1,400 Euro in addition to high living costs, financial assistance programs such as scholarships, grants and fellowships are available. Students wishing to become Registered Accountants in the Netherlands can do so in a number of different ways depending on whether or not they enter the program with or without a previous professional degree. Students with professional business degrees can take the accountancy course part-time through the NIvRA/Nijenrode University Accounting and Auditing program. Accountancy as a professional program itself takes 7 ½ years through the NIvRA/Nijenrode University route; the most common and preferred training program for accountants as it integrates theoretical and the needed practical experience required for certification in the Royal NIvRA.
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diplomas relevant to their vocational or professional university programs. While the tuition fees for Dutch students are approximately 1,400 Euro in addition to high living costs, financial assistance programs such
as scholarships, grants and fellowships are available. Students wishing to become Registered Accountants in the Netherlands can do so in a number of different ways depending on whether or not
they enter the program with or without a previous professional degree. Students with professional business degrees can take the accountancy course part-time through the NIvRA/Nijenrode University Accounting and Auditing program.
Accountancy as a professional program itself takes 7 1/2 years through the NIvRA/Nijenrode University route; the most common and preferred training program for accountants as it integrates theoretical and the
needed practical experience required for certification in the Royal NIvRA. The Education System in The Netherlands The Netherlands is like other countries in
that it uses the education of its population as a way to "drive its students to acquire the necessary skills for them to go to higher education or impart on
them the tools to exercise a profession aside from providing them with the basic civic formation" (EACA, 2003). The Netherlands and other Northern European countries do differ somewhat in regards
to their overall mission for education in that they view education "as a way to enter and interact with society" in that education "trains the people to take an active
approach, with full integration and interactivity with other social groups" (EACA, 2003). The main funding and administrative authority in The Netherlands is the Ministry of Education, Culture, and Research
and supervises the "overall policies, structure, funding, examinations, and so on" while local municipalities "represent the educational authorities for both private and public establishments in the area" (EACA, 2003). Over
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