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  • June 2008 (F1-F3)
  • August 2008
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ACCA Course Syllabus

The ACCA syllabus consists of 14 papers divided into four parts:

  • Knowledge - 3 papers
  • Skills – 6 papers
  • Essentials – 3 papers
  • Options – 2 papers from 4
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  • For each module, students will receive 3 hours of tuition session for 10 weeks followed by 3 hours revision session for 2 weeks and a mock exam in the end.
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  • Knowledge
  • F1    AB      Accountant in Business
  • F2    MA     Management Accounting
  • F3    FA      Financial Accounting 
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  • Skills
  • F4    CL     Corporate and Business Law
  • F5    PM     Performance Management
  • F6    TX     Taxation
  • F7    FR      Financial Reporting
  • F8    AA     Audit & Assurance
  • F9    FM     Financial Management
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  • Essentials
  • P1    PA    Professional Accountant
  • P2    CR    Corporate Reporting
  • P3    BA    Business Analysis
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  • Options  Choose any 2 from 4
  • P4    AFM   Advanced Financial Management
  • P5    APM  Advanced Performance Management
  • P6    ATX  Advanced Taxation
  • P7    AAA  Advanced Audit & Assurance
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  • Exam Regulations
  • All modules must be sat in order
  • Maximum of four papers to be taken in one sitting
  • Papers within a module may be sat in any order but ACCA recommends that they should be sat in numerical order.
  • Papers from a variety of modules may be sat at any one time. i.e. Knowledge and Skills or Skills and Essentials.
  • The three Essentials papers do not have to be sat together
  • Students have 10 years to pass all the examinations.
  • The pass mark for all examinations is 50%
  • In addition to the above 14 papers, students are required to study and sit an on-line module in Professional ethics. It is recommended that this is studied at the same time as P1


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