To become the ACCA member it is necessary to pass 14 exams set by the ACCA. Secondly, it is required to keep a record of relevant work experience over a period of 3 years and have this approved by the ACCA.

The best way to prepare to the demanding examinations is by participating in tuition programmes offered by specialized institutions such as Business Education Alliance. They combine the transfer of knowledge that is required during the examination with practicing the examination technique.

Because the ACCA examinations are very specific and different to the academic approach to finance, the examination technique gains importance.

Our candidates achieve success on ACCA examinations because they are taught by actual finance specialists who also hold professional qualifications i.e. had to pass similar examinations themselves. 

They therefore combine their experience from their business life with experience from taking the examinations. All that coupled with an extensive “train the trainer” programme that our tutors go through translates into the unbeatable amount of knowledge and skills being transferred to the participants of our courses.

The exams are split into 2 stages (Fundamentals and Professional), graduated in terms of technical difficulty. A brief overview of each stage and subjects are given below:

• Fundamentals

• Professional