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Who Are We?
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is a global organisation that offers qualifications for aspiring accountants.
Why Choose ACCA?
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships are a brilliant way to qualify in a profession for those who don’t want to go to university.
With an ACCA Apprenticeship you can earn while you learn by combining practical work experience and study. You’ll be employed in a relevant finance-related job where you’ll learn from real-life situations, get paid and study for a globally-recognised qualification, as well as gain the:
- Knowledge and technical abilities needed for a rewarding career in finance – from financial analysis and tax, to auditing and digital accounting
- Skills and behaviours that top employers look for
- Expertise and confidence to add value to any organisation in any industry
- First step on the ladder to becoming an ACCA member and future business leader.
How do ACCA Apprenticeships work?
Apprenticeships are fully funded, so there are no tuition fees to consider and because you’ll be working, you’ll earn a salary too. Apprenticeships also combine technical training from an external training provider with on-the-job experience and some assessments.
ACCA Apprenticeships are offered at two levels in England:
- ACCA Accountancy Technician Apprenticeship – Level 4
- ACCA Professional Accountant Apprenticeship – Level 7
ACCA Apprenticeships are offered at three levels in Scotland:
- Foundation Apprenticeship (FA) in Accountancy
- Modern Apprenticeship (MA): Accounting Technician Apprenticeship
- Scottish Graduate Degree Apprenticeship (GA)
Where can an ACCA Apprenticeship take me?
From helping charities to maximise their funding and advising clients how to best invest their finances, to becoming a senior leader for a global car, cosmetics or fashion brand, ACCA Apprenticeships build the solid foundations for a successful future. You’ll be well on your way to becoming an ACCA member too – opening up a whole host of career opportunities.
School Leaver
Craft your unique career story.
A career in accountancy can take you places. To industries that excite you and countries that you love. Because finance is everywhere.
With ACCA, there is a starting point for everyone, whatever your qualification or background—you don’t need to have a degree or be good at maths. Our qualifications are designed to help develop the skills and knowledge needed to secure that first job and help build the career you are dreaming of, whatever the route taken.
Qualifications available include:
- T Level in Accounting
- Foundations in Accounting (FIA)
- ACCA Apprenticeships
- ACCA Qualification
T Level in Accounting: T Levels are a two-year qualification for 16-18-year-olds in England that can be done after GCSEs as an alternative to A levels. They are a great option if you are confident in what you want to do as a career. Developed in collaboration with employers, it is a great stepping stone into an ACCA Apprenticeship and opens the door to a wide range of career options. The T Level is made up of 80% classroom and 20% work placement.
Contact your local T Level college to find out more.
Foundations in Accountancy (FIA): ACCA’s Foundations in Accountancy (FIA) is a group of qualifications that build progressively and will help you to understand finance and business. Each qualification has exams that you can take at any time to suit you. It will give you the financial fluency to understand financial information and help shape business decisions—the essential skills you need to start a great career in finance.
ACCA Qualification: You will gain the skills and knowledge you need to become a successful finance professional, allowing you to progress your career in any sector, any industry and anywhere in the world. The world is your oyster!
The ACCA Qualification involves a combination of exams, ethics, and practical experience. This means you’ll enter the workplace ready to make a difference in today’s fast-paced business world.
There are three parts to the ACCA Qualification:
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13 exams across three levels
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Ethics and Professional Skills Module (EPSM)
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Practical Experience Requirement (PER)
Diversity and Inclusion
ACCA is committed to creating an open and inclusive accountancy profession. Inclusion has been a key value since our start in 1904. We believe that an inclusive profession is essential for societal well-being and business success.
Our goal is to lead in promoting inclusion in the profession with no barriers to entry or growth. We support our members in driving diversity and inclusion, offering a global network of opportunities.
Graduate
Fast-track your finance career.
Our students have a variety of backgrounds and experiences. You don’t need to have a business or accounting degree to do the ACCA Qualification. If you don’t have a specific university degree, don’t worry—you’ll still be able to study with ACCA.
If you don't have a relevant degree, we have a clear path for you. You would start at the level appropriate for your degree, such as our Foundations in Accountancy (FIA) qualification. This will provide you with the necessary foundation to progress onto the ACCA Qualification, ensuring you're fully prepared for the journey ahead.
If you have a relevant degree, you may be able to start at a higher level and get exemptions from some exams in the ACCA Qualification, meaning you could fast-track your journey to membership.
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