Junior Accounting Title

Prioritize recent graduates; basic screening criteria for corporate recruitment.

While not a legally required credential, many employers use it as a basic screening criterion when hiring cashiers, expense accountants, accounts receivable/payable specialists, and accounting assistants.

Difficulty Level

★★☆☆☆

Study time

3-6 months of prep

Eligibility Requirements

Eligible for candidates with a high school diploma or higher; no work experience required.

Target Audience

First-time certification exam for fresh graduates
Seeking entry-level finance roles in corporate settings
Need to systematically learn accounting basics
Build a foundation for pursuing more advanced certifications.

Exam Subjects

Junior Accounting Practice

Accounting fundamentals, bookkeeping, and financial statement preparation

Fundamentals of Economic Law

Tax law, contract law, payment and settlement legal systems, etc.

Study Tips

Recommended in senior year or the first year after graduation. Only two exams, moderate difficulty—the ideal entry point.