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Pay Range: Salaries for chefs vary a great deal, depending on the size and location of the establishment, volume of business and the chef's reputation.According to the US dept. of Labor the average is $32,650 for a head chef.Roughly, $35,000 to $100,000 per year, depending on training, experience and talent. Chefs trained at the CIA (Culinary Institute of America) or in Europe (especially France) earn the most, as do talented chef's at five-star restaurants. For someone with a two years degree from a local community college culinary arts program, they will start at less than $35,000, 46,000-50,000 a year.The average salary of a pastry chef can vary greatly depending on a variety of factors. One of the biggest factors in the calculation of a pastry chef's salary is location. In the US, city and state can be a deciding factor in what pastry chef jobs pay.Average starting salary: $26,000. Average salary after 5 years: $31,000. Average salary after 10 to 15 years: $59,600.

Hi, The Certificate in International Financial Reporting (CertIFR) is an ideal qualification to help you develop an understanding of IFRS or gain formal recognition for your existing IFRS skills and knowledge.
Your ACCA Qualification can act as passport to a world of opportunities in finance management. The ACCA certificate is recognised in over 130 countries. In India, the examination is conducted by the British Council. The certificate will qualify you as a Chartered Accountant (England & Wales). After qualifying ACCA from India you can apply to U.K embassy for Higher skilled visa and ACCA qualification is a surety to get respectable job in U.K. Even the multinational companies in India are also giving handsome packages to ACCA professionals.
You can find employment opportunities with various multinational companies, financial organisations, international or national banks etc. Feel free to raise more questions.
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Since 2005 all listed companies in the European Union (EU) have been required to prepare consolidated company accounts in compliance with international financial reporting standards (IFRS). In many other parts of the world there is an increased acceleration towards adoption of IFRS or for the harmonisation of national accounting standards with IFRS. Furthermore IFRS is the basis for the accounting treatments prescribed within the IFRS for Small, Medium Entities.
The Certificate in International Financial Reporting (CertIFR) is an ideal qualification to help you develop an understanding of IFRS or gain formal recognition for and update your existing IFRS skills and knowledge. The material is updated each year and therefore includes:
1.The latest accounting standards updates and releases
2.An outline of the work programmes and hence plans for development of accounting regulation.
Studying for a further qualification can count towards your continuing professional development (CPD) as long as the qualification is relevant to your learning and development needs.So go for it.