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Journal of Accounting, Auditing and Business Management

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Vol. 19 (2021): CAPIC REVIEW
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Evaluation of the perceptions of public accountant students on their learning of professional services

Darío Sánchez
Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires
Fabiana Ribas
Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires
Francisco Málaga
Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires

Published 2021-10-26

Keywords

  • public accountant,
  • case study,
  • pandemic,
  • professional service

How to Cite

Sánchez, D., Ribas, F., Málaga, F., & Provasi, M. (2021). Evaluation of the perceptions of public accountant students on their learning of professional services. CAPIC REVIEW, 19, 1–16. https://doi.org/10.35928/cr.vol19.2021.94

Abstract

The global health crisis forced educational institutions to adapt the traditional face-to-face teaching format to move to an absolutely digital format, requiring the students and teaching teams to adopt permanent tools that until this year were of occasional use. In this context, the work seeks to know the perception of a group of students about their own training process, in a context of virtual education, in the matter of Professional Practice of the Public Accountant career of the Faculty of Economic Sciences of UNICEN.

The study, of a qualitative explanatory nature, includes a case study. A particular survey was carried out with a sample of 51 students. Additionally, work was carried out on document analysis, complementing interviews with 3 teachers of the subject and observing the activities of the students on the Unicen Virtual platform.

Average was worked on each of the measured variables, grouped into 5 dimensions: Objectives, Content, Planning, Didactic Resources and Student Vision. In general, all the dimensions studied reached important evaluations, taking into account the scales from 1 to 7, the general average being 5.70.

The opinions of the students indicate that the path taken in the face of the emergency was the correct one. There is no doubt that the crisis has been a natural experiment that allowed us to adopt different forms of relationship with students, typical of the new generations and highly valued by them.

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