Description:

The ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) certification is the chartered financial certification for the accountants of the new computerized era.

There is a good demand and requirement for the qualified ACCA accountants in the financial market, as the organisations always look for the right knowledge and skills to handle today’s computerised accounts. An ACCA is more like complex strategic management position that deals with all sorts of company’s financial problems rather then just maintaining a ledger accounts or balance sheets as earlier.

According to the course curriculum set by ACCA, 14 papers have been divided into 9 Fundamental papers and 5 Professional papers.

Fundamental Level, 9 papers further divided into “Knowledge” and “Skills” modules.

• Knowledge Modules (all papers)
• F1 –Accountant in Business (AB)
• F2 –Management Accounting (MA)
• F3 –Financial Accounting (FA)
  
  
• Skills Modules (all papers)
• F4 –Corporate and Business Law (CL)
• F5 –Performance Management (PM)
• F6 –Taxation (TX)
• F7 –Financial Reporting (FR)
• F8 –Audit and Assurance (AA)
• F9 –Financial Management (FM)

 Professional Level, 5 papers further divided into “Essential” and “Optional” modules.

• Essential Modules (all papers):
  • P1 Professional Accountant (PA)
  • P2 Corporate Reporting (CR)
  • P3 Business Analysis (BA)
    
    
• Optional Modules (Select any 2 papers):
  • P4 Advanced Financial Management (AFM)
  • P5 Advanced Performance Management (APM)
  • P6 Advanced Taxation (ATX)
  • P7 Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA)