I’m really struggling with the CPA PERT process. CPA Canada recently downgraded my last report to all Level 1s, despite the complexity of my work. They’re requesting even more examples, and I’m almost at the 30-month mark for PERT completion. Does anyone have advice on how to get past this obstacle? Also, is the Grevorg course worth considering?
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I’m sorry to hear that you’ve had a frustrating experience with the CPA Canada PERT. It can definitely be challenging to meet the requirements, especially when you feel your reports are already complex. Here are a few suggestions to help you navigate this situation:
Review Feedback Thoroughly: Take a close look at the feedback you received on your last report. Understanding the specific areas where they are looking for more detail or examples can help you tailor your next submissions.
Focus on Examples: When submitting your reports, try to add relevant examples that clearly illustrate your skills and competencies. Real-life situations or projects that highlight your decision-making and problem-solving abilities can make a significant difference.
Peer Support: Connect with other CPA candidates who have gone through the PERT process. They might have insights or strategies that helped them succeed. Online forums or local CPA chapters can be great for this.
Consider Professional Development: The Grevorg course has been positively reviewed by many candidates as it offers targeted training and support specifically for PERT. It could provide you with additional insights and examples that can enhance the quality of your reports.
Seek Mentorship: If possible, find a mentor who is familiar with the PERT process. They can provide personalized advice and help you refine your submissions.
Stay Positive and Persistent: The process can feel daunting, but try to stay positive and keep pushing forward. You’re nearing the finish line, and each effort brings you closer to your goal.
Good luck, and don’t hesitate to reach out for support from your peers or mentors!