Our course includes
- 14 evening sessions of classroom based tuition
- Access to on-demand video lessons covering the entire syllabus
- Bespoke course notes & slides
- Auto-graded exam-style questions
- Tutor marked mock exams
- On-demand tutor support
- Access to Kaplan's Study text, Exam kit & Pocket notes.
Frequently asked questions
The Financial Reporting exam features three distinct sections within its examination framework. Section A consists of 15 objective test (OT) questions, each valued at two marks. Section B includes three questions, each totaling 10 marks, composed of five objective tests valued at two marks apiece. Section C encompasses two constructed response (CR) questions, each worth 20 marks.
You can book your exam directly with ACCA.
This exam is offered once every quarter. March, June, September & December.
To start your ACCA qualification you need to meet their entry requirements, these are different per country.
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If you do not meet these requirements you can complete ACCA's FIA qualification. Entry to the ACCA FIA qualification does not require any prior qualifications. After passing all 7 exams, you become eligible for entry into the ACCA qualification.
The ACCA FIA (Foundation in Accountancy) qualification is designed as an entry-level accounting certification, offering foundational knowledge and skills in finance and accounting.
It comprises seven exams that cover key aspects of financial and management accounting.
Upon completion, it provides a pathway to the ACCA professional qualification & the ACCA CAT qualification.
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The ACCA CAT (Certified Accounting Technician) qualification is a practical, entry-level accounting certification designed to provide individuals with a solid foundation in finance and accounting practices.
It focuses on equipping students with the skills and knowledge needed for various accounting roles within businesses or accounting firms.
The CAT qualification can serve as a standalone credential for pursuing a career in accounting or as a stepping stone towards achieving the full ACCA qualification, offering a flexible pathway for professional development in the field of accountancy.
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The ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) qualification is a leading global accountancy credential that equips individuals with comprehensive financial management skills, strategic thinking, and professional ethics to excel in careers across accounting, finance, and business.
It involves passing a series of exams, gaining relevant work experience, and fulfilling professional ethics requirements, thereby preparing candidates for senior roles in accountancy, management, and consultancy.
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Students are advised to start with the BT, MA & FA exams, proceed to the CBL, PM, TX, FR, AA & FM exams and conclude with SBR, SBL & 2 exams from APM, ATX, AAA, AFM.
To sit for your exams and achieve the qualification, you must register as an ACCA student with the ACCA.
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You also need to complete 3 years of practical experience and an online ethics and professional skills module.