Acca
Esme
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Could someone please tell me how long it usually takes to do ACCA via long distnace learning if you are AAT qualified and so can skip some units?
Thanks :001_tongue:
Thanks :001_tongue:
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Hi Esme
I am starting ACCA in the June 09 sitting (results pending obviously)
You get to skip the first 3 papers by being AAT qualified which leaves you to take 6 skills papers and then a further 5 papers so 11 in total to sit (I believe this is correct)
I have started studying already for papers F4 and F5 so that I have plenty of time and to give me the best chance of passing two papers in the one sitting. I'm personally hoping to sit 2 papers every 6 months which would mean it would take around 3 years in total to complete the qualification
I hope this helps
Sarah0 -
That's what I need to know, thanks Sarah.. good luck!
I did a degree in Media Studies before I decided to work in Accounts and start AAT... I feel like I'm going to studying forever!!!
Hope it is all worth it in the end!:thumbup:0 -
That's what I need to know, thanks Sarah.. good luck!
I did a degree in Media Studies before I decided to work in Accounts and start AAT... I feel like I'm going to studying forever!!!
Hope it is all worth it in the end!:thumbup:
lol i know what you mean, it never seems to end does it!
Good luck with your studies too :001_smile:0 -
blooming heck.is that the same for aca too !0
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pretty much, you can fast-track aca though and do it in 2 years0
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You can do ACCA quicker, there are 11 exams after AAT exemptions and you can sit upto 4 at each sitting, i.e. over 3 sittings 18 months.
You can use prior experience to count towards the 3 years work experience so would just need the other 18 months from AAT training1Regards,
Burg0 -
It is extremely hard to pass 4 at a time, even if you study full time. 3 seems to be the accepted number for full time students, 2 for part time.
Also, bare in mind that the ACCA exams are in two different levels, so you need to pass the 6 fundamentals before you can do the professional level, which will change 3 sittings to 4. Also, at the Professional stage, I think you need to pass the 3 compulsory units before you can attempt the optionals.0 -
holy shamoly............exams.........exams.......exams........
gee wizz.........0
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