Training for the ACCA with AEBB

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The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) was founded in 1904. Today, it is one of the world’s leading and fastest-growing international accountancy organisations, with 362,000 students and 131,500 members across 170 countries.

ACCA is a professional accountancy qualification that benefits from global recognition. Once you qualify, ACCA membership opens doors to a successful career in accountancy practice or finance, and immediately increases your earning potential. It is very highly rated in the fields of banking, management and consulting, and is a major advantage in competing for senior roles. ACCA membership also enables you to obtain the status of a Registered Auditor.

The ACCA syllabus consists of 14 papers divided into four levels:

• Knowledge - 3 papers
• Skills – 6 papers
• Essentials – 3 papers
• Options – 2 papers from 4

Knowledge

• F1 AB Lectures     Accountant in Business
• F2 MA Lectures Management Accounting
• F3    FA   Lectures    Financial Accounting

Skills

• F4 CL  Lectures   Corporate and Business Law
• F5 PM  Lectures   Performance Management
• F6 TX   Lectures  Taxation
• F7    FR   Lectures   Financial Reporting (UK or International)
• F8    AA   Lectures  Audit & Assurance (UK or International)
• F9 FM  Lectures   Financial Management

Essentials

• P1 GR&E Lectures  Governance, Risk and Ethics
• P2 CR Lectures  Corporate Reporting (UK or International)
• P3 BA  Lectures  Business Analysis

Options  Choose any 2 from 4

• P4 AFM Lectures Advanced Financial Management
• P5 APM Lectures  Advanced Performance Management
• P6 ATX Guide  Advanced Taxation

P7 AAA Lectures  Advanced Audit & Assurance (UK or International)