The one title that states its own gate, and the intern-to-licensed jump is the leap.
A CPA audits, reports and advises on a company's finances, usually starting at an audit firm and often moving into industry. In Israel it is the most credential-explicit role on the board, and the market is domestically wired.
The biggest clusters are Tel Aviv, Rishon LeZion, Jerusalem, Ramat Gan, Beer Sheva, and 54% of listings sit outside Tel Aviv.
The credential is the whole story: the CPA designation appears in 94% of titles and the dominant employer is the audit firm. About 36% require experience and only ~3.5% are openly junior beyond the internship route.
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| Entry-level | ₪4,000-6,000 intern, then ₪16,000-22,000 licensed |
| Mid-level | ₪22,000-28,000 |
| Senior | ₪28,000-40,000+ |
The intern (mitmacha) is paid near minimum wage by design; the jump to a licensed CPA is the single biggest pay step. Big-firm, industry and high-tech employers pay the top.
Market ranges, gross ₪/month, compiled from public Israeli salary surveys. Typical market estimates, separate from the live-listing counts above.
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