Training provider for ACCA

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gkerr31
gkerr31 Registered Posts: 2
Hello.

I have recently attained MAAT status and would be keen to continue my studies onto ACCA. Can anyone recommend a training provider?

Thanks.

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  • john2027
    john2027 Registered Posts: 2
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    Actually I have listened to many peoples with good reviews, so this seems to be good, although there are many websites are available who are providing ACCA Study Material free of cost, you can take benefit from it, you can comment if
  • amurray
    amurray Registered Posts: 303 Dedicated contributor 🦉
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    I would highly recommend looking at First Intuition. I studied my Level 4 AAT with them and they were FANTASTIC!! - I wish I had found them for my earlier 2 levels.
    Currently looking to start my CIMA studies and without any hesitation I will be choosing FI.
    FMAAT, AATQB, MICB PM.Dip.
    Completed AAT in March 2020
  • gkerr31
    gkerr31 Registered Posts: 2
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    Thanks for the tips! I'll definitely take the advice on board and have a good think.

    I've also been spending time looking over the syllabus for ACCA and CIMA - can't decide which one to choose now! Do you have any advice on that? I'm currently in the public sector and don't think I ever see myself in a client serving position.
  • amurray
    amurray Registered Posts: 303 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    edited May 2020
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    I think this is down to personal choice and your current job role/future career aspirations. Both are very highly respected qualifications.

    Traditionally ACCA has leaned more towards working in an accountancy practice, whereas CIMA leaning more towards working in industry/private limited companies. However having said that I know alot of people who have studied ACCA and are working in industry (some came from working in an accountancy practice and some who just preferred the syllabus).

    ACCA will cover Tax/Audit whereas CIMA only touches on the different types of Taxation and their implications.

    Not sure if this really helps, but as said above I think this is really down to your own personal choice and where you see your current role/future career going.

    It could also be worth talking to a college/training provider and getting their thoughts on both?... Just a suggestion :)
    FMAAT, AATQB, MICB PM.Dip.
    Completed AAT in March 2020
  • rosieobrien
    rosieobrien Registered Posts: 31 Regular contributor ⭐
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    I just thought I would share this on the forums in case anyone finds it useful
    EMA Training ( based in Derby City Centre, DE1 2PW ) are opening 6 days a week during July 2020 to support with the AAT assessment sittings, please read :

    https://www.ematraining.co.uk/exam-online-booking

    for more info please pm me or email/phone us via our website?
  • Anniebabe6
    Anniebabe6 Registered Posts: 2
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    I am using First Intuition and open tuition is a life saver.
    https://opentuition.com/
    Anniebabe6 (was Anniebabe)
    AAT Level 4
    ACCA F4, F6, F7, F8 Passed.
    ACCA F5, F9 To complete.
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