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What does it mean to be an Adapted Physical Education Specialist? In this episode, we explore a profession that makes movement and sport accessible for students and adults with disabilities. From modified equipment to inclusive lesson planning, from UK training routes to US certifications like CAPE, we uncover the pathways, pay, and day-to-day reality of this career.

Beyond qualifications, it’s about something deeper: the moment a s...

When the alarms sound and the seconds stretch, it’s the acute care nurse who runs toward the chaos. In this episode, we pull back the curtain on one of the most intense roles in healthcare. What exactly does an acute care nurse do? How do you become one — in the UK or the US? What are the pay ranges, the skills, and the career paths?

Blending lived detail with observational comedy, we explore the reality of long shifts, ventilator a...

Forget the cliché of grey suits and endless calculators. Accountancy is detective work, global passports, and yes — sometimes literally beans. In this episode, we break down the real world of accountants and auditors: how to get in without a degree, the different career branches, what “busy season” really feels like, and why Excel might just be the true god of finance.

Blending facts with observational comedy, we explore pay scales,...

What does an acupuncturist really do? Beyond the mystique of ancient medicine, acupuncture is a modern profession built on anatomy, discipline, and care. This episode explores how acupuncturists train, what their daily practice looks like, the pay and career paths in the UK and US, and how they bridge the worlds of tradition and science.

From fertility support to stress relief, from cupping to electro-acupuncture, we take you inside...

Most people think accountants are just “bean counters” — pale faces buried in spreadsheets and tax returns. But the truth is far bigger.

In this episode of No Set Format, we strip away the clichés and step inside the real world of accounting:

• From public accountants advising family businesses, to auditors uncovering billion-dollar frauds.

• From management accountants sketching futures in late-night offices, to forensic specialists ...

Most people think accounting and bookkeeping are the same. Two words for the same job. But inside the world of finance, there’s a line — sometimes sharp, sometimes blurred — that separates the recorder from the interpreter, the historian from the storyteller.

In this episode, we follow Sarah in Manchester and David in Austin, two people on different continents facing the same question: is bookkeeping just the smaller version of acco...

The Personality of NumbersWhat kind of personality suits accountancy?
Is it really just for “bean counters” — or does it take something more?
In this episode, we dive beneath the stereotype to uncover the real traits that define accountants and auditors: trust, patience, curiosity, persistence, and the ability to balance opposites — detail and big picture, routine and crisis, numbers and human stories.

From auditors chasing down a hid...

Most people imagine accountants as “bean counters” — grey suits, spreadsheets, and modest pay. But the truth is, accounting has many branches… and some of them lead to serious money. From public accountants at the Big Four, to forensic experts tracing fraud in courtrooms, to CFOs steering billion-dollar corporations, and tax specialists advising the ultra-wealthy — we follow the numbers to see who really earns the most.

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How quickly can accountants really hit six-figure salaries? This episode cuts through the myths and follows real pathways — from the first payslip as a trainee to global roles in London, New York, and beyond. We explore qualifications, branches of accountancy, pay ladders, and the hidden costs of “making it.” Six figures are possible… but at what price?

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Most people think you need a university degree to become an accountant. But there’s another way — a practical, respected qualification called AAT: the Association of Accounting Technicians. In this episode, we explore what AAT really is, how it works, and why it might be the best non-degree entry route into accountancy. From pay scales to global recognition, “earn while you learn” to career progression, this is the hidden path that...

What does an accountant actually do day to day? Beyond the clichés of “bean counters” and endless spreadsheets, this episode steps into the real world of accountancy: from early-morning emails to late-night deadlines, from quiet forecasts to courtroom investigations. We explore the daily rhythm, the hidden pressures, and the stories every number tells. Because in the end, accounting isn’t about math—it’s about trust.

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The myth says Oxford or Harvard. The truth says apprenticeship, AAT, or even a spreadsheet in a back office. In this episode, we follow the real routes into accountancy — from entry jobs to global careers — and show how trust, numbers, and persistence matter more than a diploma.

⚖️ Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment and informational purposes only. Qualification requirements, pay, and pathways vary by country. Always chec...