ACCA Qualification FAQs
1. What are the entry requirements for the ACCA Qualification?
To start the ACCA Qualification, you need to have completed your secondary education with at least three GCSEs and two A Levels in five different subjects including Maths and English. Alternatively, if you have a degree or other relevant qualifications, you may be eligible for exemptions from certain exams . For detailed entry requirements, visit the ACCA Entry Requirements page.
2. How long does it take to complete the ACCA Qualification?
The duration to complete the ACCA Qualification varies depending on individual circumstances such as prior qualifications, study mode (full-time or part-time), and the number of exams taken per session. Typically, it takes around three to four years to complete the exams and required practical experience . For more information on timelines, check the ACCA Exam Completion Time .
3. What is the structure of the ACCA Qualification?
The ACCA Qualification consists of three levels:
- Applied Knowledge: Business and Technology (BT), Management
Accounting (MA), Financial Accounting (FA). - Applied Skills: Corporate and Business Law (LW), Performance
Management (PM), Taxation (TX), Financial Reporting (FR), Audit and Assurance
(AA), Financial Management (FM). - Strategic Professional: Essentials (Strategic Business Leader (SBL),
Strategic Business Reporting (SBR)) and Options (Advanced Financial Management
(AFM), Advanced Performance Management (APM), Advanced Taxation (ATX),
Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA)) .
For a detailed breakdown of the qualification structure, visit the ACCA Qualification Structure page.
4. How can I claim exemptions from ACCA exams?
If you have prior relevant qualifications, you may be eligible for exemptions from certain ACCA exams. You can check your eligibility for exemptions using the ACCA Exemptions Calculator and apply for exemptions through your myACCA account .
5. What is the Practical Experience Requirement (PER)?
To achieve the ACCA Qualification, you need to complete 36 months of relevant work experience and demonstrate achievement of performance objectives. The PER is designed to help you develop the practical skills required to be an effective finance professional. More details on the PER can be found on the ACCA Practical Experience Requirement page .
6. How much does it cost to complete the ACCA Qualification?
The cost of the ACCA Qualification includes registration fees, annual subscription fees, and exam fees. The total cost can vary depending on the number of exemptions, exam retakes, and chosen study materials. For an up-to-date fee structure, visit the ACCA Fees page .
7. What study resources are available for ACCA students?
ACCA provides a wide range of study resources including study guides, past exam papers, practice tests, and access to approved learning partners. Additionally, the ACCA Learning Community offers forums and support from other students and tutors
For comprehensive information on all aspects of the ACCA Qualification, visit the ACCA Qualification Overview page .
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