About ACCA Performance Management (PM) – F5
Requirements for the ACCA F5 Certification
To undertake the ACCA F5 course, also known as “Performance Management,” you need to fulfill certain entry requirements based on your chosen pathway:
ACCA Qualification Pathway:
Pass all ACCA Applied Knowledge exams (F1-F3): These foundational exams ensure you have a solid understanding of core accounting principles and techniques before diving into more specialized areas like performance management.
No further entry requirements beyond successfully completing the prerequisites.
Resources for further information:
ACCA F5 Syllabus and Study Guide:
ACCA Qualification Structure: https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/qualifications/glance/foundation-level.html
Costs of ACCA F5 Course Certification
The cost of the ACCA F5 examination (Performance Management) depends on several factors, similar to the F3 exam:
- Your Location: ACCA fees vary across different regions. As an example, the March 2024 standard entry fee for F5 in the UK is £170, while it’s £118 in Kenya.
- Exam Format: You can choose to take the F5 exam remotely or at a test center. Remote exams are generally cheaper than center-based exams.
- Entry Deadline: Standard and late entry deadlines exist for each exam sitting, with late entries incurring a higher fee.
Here’s a breakdown of F5 exam fees for different regions and entry deadlines:
Region Standard Entry (Remote/Center) Late Entry (Remote/Center)
UK £170/£383 £170/£411
Kenya £118/£329 £118/£346
Pakistan £118/£329 £118/£346
For the latest ACCA exam fees specific to your region, visit the ACCA Global website: https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/qualifications/accountancy-career/fees/fees-charges.html
Remember to consider additional costs like:
Study materials: Textbooks, study guides, and online resources for preparation.
Tuition fees: If you enroll in an ACCA F5 preparation course.
Here are some tips to save money on ACCA F5 exam costs:
Register early for standard entry fees.
Choose remote exams if available in your region.
Consider used study materials or borrowing from friends.
Look for scholarships or grants to help fund your studies.