ACCA in full FAQs

Q1: What does ACCA stand for?

ACCA stands for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, a leading global professional accounting body that offers the Chartered Certified Accountant qualification.

Q2: What is the ACCA qualification?

The ACCA qualification is a globally recognized accountancy credential combining rigorous exams, practical experience, and ethics training. It prepares you for careers in accounting, finance, and management worldwide by equipping you with the skills and knowledge to excel in various sectors.

• Official overview of the association of chartered certified accountants course:
  What is ACCA? – ACCA Global 

Q3: What are the eligibility requirements for the ACCA qualification?

To start the acca course, you must meet one of the following:

• 65% or above in Maths/Accounts and English, and 50% in other subjects at 10+2 level
  
• A recognized bachelor’s degree
  
• A relevant professional qualification (e.g., CA, CMA, CPA) for exemptions
  
• Check your pathway and exemptions via myACCA:
  Entry Requirements & Exemptions – ACCA Global 

Q4: What is the structure of the ACCA qualification?

The acca course is divided into three levels:

1. Applied Knowledge – Business & Technology (BT), Management Accounting (MA), Financial Accounting (FA)
   
2. Applied Skills – Corporate & Business Law (LW), Performance Management (PM), Taxation (TX), Financial Reporting (FR), Audit & Assurance (AA), Financial Management (FM)
   
3. Strategic Professional
   
   • Essentials: Strategic Business Leader (SBL), Strategic Business Reporting (SBR)
     
   • Options: Advanced Financial Management (AFM), Advanced Performance Management (APM), Advanced Taxation (ATX), Advanced Audit & Assurance (AAA)
     

• Full syllabus breakdown on the ACCA StudyHub:
  ACCA Qualification Structure 

Q5: How long does it take to complete the ACCA qualification?

Most students complete the ACCA course in 3–4 years, depending on exemptions and study pace. You must finish all Strategic Professional exams within seven years of passing your first paper at that level.

• Plan your timeline with ACCA My:
  How to Get Qualified – ACCA Global 

Q6: What are the costs associated with the ACCA qualification?

Your acca course cost includes:

• Initial Registration Fee: £89
  
• Annual Subscription Fee: £134
  
• Exam Fees:
  
  • Applied Knowledge: £89 per paper
    
  • Applied Skills: £111 per paper
    
  • Strategic Professional: £137 per paper
    

Additional acca course fees may apply for exemptions, resources, or late entries.

• View detailed acca course price here:
  ACCA Fees & Charges 

Q7: What career opportunities are available after completing the ACCA qualification?

ACCA-qualified professionals work in roles such as Financial Analyst, Auditor, Tax Consultant, and CFO across sectors including Big Four firms (PwC, Deloitte, KPMG, EY), banking, corporate finance, and consultancy. The global recognition of the ACCA qualification opens doors in over 180 countries.

• Explore job roles and alumni success stories on ACCA StudyHub:
  ACCA Careers 

Q8: How is the ACCA qualification globally recognized?

The ACCA qualification aligns with international accounting and auditing standards (IFRS, ISAs) and is respected by employers and educational institutions worldwide. Its recognition in 180+ countries ensures that your credential carries weight whether you choose to work locally or internationally.

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