Get ACCA Degree: To Be A Global Chartered Accountant

Be a global chartered accountant

ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is the global body for professional accountants. ACCA has students and members in over 170 countries worldwide.

Their exams are written to International Accounting Standards and we have nearly 80 staffed offices and other centers globally. ACCA national offices provide useful guidance to students, affiliates and members looking to move across national boundaries.

To qualify as an ACCA member you need to pass (or be exempt from) 14 exams, complete at least 3 years full-time equivalent of relevant, supervised training (fulfilling the competency requirements) and complete an on-line ethics module.

Most trainees qualify in 3-4 years. However, they have a 10 year time limit to complete the qualification, should you choose to take longer.

ACCA has a broad syllabus which gives you knowledge and skills in all areas of accounting before enabling you to specialize, if you want to, at the final stage. This allows you to work in all sectors, all over the world and be in control of how you achieve the qualification. You choose where to work, how to study and how long it takes.

You can start studying ACCA without any prior accountancy knowledge. The ACCA Qualification will provide you with all the skills and knowledge you need to work as an accountant in any sector, anywhere in the world. If you have an accountancy degree, you may be eligible for exemptions from some of the ACCA examinations.

Practical experience is gained through working in an accountancy-related position. ACCA allows you to work for any company in any sector. However, it is your responsibility to secure your employment.

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Account BenefitTo become qualified, you need to demonstrate that you have completed 36 month's full-time equivalent practical experience. This is done by completing your online My Experience record that is signed by your workplace mentor.

ACCA recognizes experience gained before, during or after your studies. This means, if you have prior relevant experience (such as a previous job or a placement during university) it can count towards your three years' practical experience requirement.
Part time and temporary work will count on a pro-rata basis but it is sometimes difficult to get sufficient breadth and depth of experience to count towards the 13 performance objectives you need to achieve.

If you wish to work or study in the UK, it is your responsibility to obtain the required visas. If you are applying to study ACCA with a UK tuition provider, they will be able to provide you with guidance about obtaining a student visa.

If you are planning to work in the UK, check with your prospective employer if they will support an application for the correct visa for you. However, you should be aware that not all employers will accept applicants requiring visas.

Unfortunately ACCA cannot assist you with applying for visas. To know more about cost and other qualification please visit in this link: ACCA FAQ.