 But as I said, the institute, if you check the website which is www.fminstitutes.com, you would see that they say you need accounting skills. You need some high level of accounting skills, some really high level of Excel skills, and then general modelling of finance skills. We need a bit of finance as well. So you've been a chartered accountant, how would you say that was a big advantage to passing the exams? Okay, I would say that the exam didn't really need the very technical accounting skills. It was very basic. As basic as understanding how to calculate a pure profit, very given, and very basic. You don't need to be a chartered accountant. It's not testing the IFRS knowledge and all. It's just basic, understand how to prepare a simple financial statement. So it's not the very technical accounting knowledge. Of course, depreciation is one thing you need to know how to do well. Taxation is another bit you need to know how to do well. You need to understand your CVP now. Which is cost like your variable cost and then your profit. So the fixed cost is more like operating leverage. Exactly. You need to understand those very tiny concepts that really would not be tested in SSE. So it's just basic. Then for Excel, you need to learn how to use Excel. I learnt, I thought I knew how to use Excel until I came to the wrong consulting. So I learnt a lot. I improved my proficiency in Excel when I came around. So certification makes you better in Excel. Yes. Accounting not really, but you need accounting knowledge. Yes, you do. You need to know how to build a model, which is extremely important. Which is very important. So you build a model which means you can answer strategic questions from your bosses and stuff. And then you can make money for yourself too. That's very true. So you can build models for deals, some other people that have a business plan. I have one already on ground now and they are knocking. Yeah, please help me with the model.