The ACCA Qualification (byThe Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is one of the most globally recognized qualifications in the area of financial management, management and accounting.
The structure of the professional ACCA qualification consists of two levels - a general and a professional one. In order to become a member of the ACCA, is necessary to pass 14 written exams on 14 out of 16 subjects, to document having at least three years relevant experience in the field and at the same time meet the ethical and professional values of the ACCA through ethical case studies.
Scheme of ACCA Qualification exam:
- Fundamentals
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Knowledge
- F1 - Accountant in Business (AB)
- F2 - Management Accounting (MA)
- F3 - Financial Accounting (FA)
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Skills
- F4 - Corporate Business Law (CL)
- F5 - Performance Management (PM)
- F6 - Taxation (TX)
- F7 - Financial Reporting (FR)
- F8 - Audit and Assurance (AA)
- F9 - Financial Management (FM)
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- Professional
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Essentials
- P1 - Governance, Risk and Ethics (PA)
- P2 - Corporate Reporting (CR)
- P3 - Business Analysis (BA)
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Options (two to be completed)
- P4 - Advanced Financial Management (AFM)
- P5 - Advanced Performance Management (APM)
- P6 - Advanced Taxation (ATX)
- P7 - Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA)
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