Advanced Audit and Assurance (ACCA AAA)

Overview:

The ACCA Advanced Audit and Assurance (ACCA AAA) exam will test your ability to analyse and evaluate assurance engagement and other audit and assurance issues. You will also be tested how you evaluate and make reports on advanced audit and assurance problems in the context of best practice and current developments.

The ACCA AAA paper is one of four Options exams in the Strategic Professional level. Students need to complete two Options exams when completing this level as part of the ACCA exam requirements.

Structure of ACCA AAA paper:

The ACCA Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA) exam is three hours and 15 minutes and consists of two sections to test your knowledge of the ACCA AAA syllabus. Section A is made up of one compulsory case study style question for a total of 50 marks, broken down into several requirements. Section B will contain two compulsory questions of 25 marks each. There are a total of 20 professional skills marks available.

Syllabus:

Regulatory Environment
Professional and Ethical Considerations
Quality management and practice management
Auditing historical financial information
Completion, review and reporting
Other assignments
Current Issues and Developments
Professional, employablity and technology skills

Current ACCA Syllabus

2027 ACCA Syllabus

Preparing for the ACCA AAA exam with LSBF:

The London School of Business and Finance (LSBF UK) will provide you with all the online study and E-Learning resources you need to achieve success in the ACCA Advanced Audit & Assurance (AAA) exam. Students enrolled in ACCA at LSBF UK will receive access to live online and recorded lectures led by our expert tutors, who will guide you through the ACCA AAA syllabus and show you how to tackle each question in the Advanced Audit and Assurance paper with confidence. Enquire today or learn more about how LSBF UK can help you on your journey to your ACCA qualification.

A good level of English is required across all levels of the ACCA Qualification, which is accessible via a range of entry points depending on a student's current qualifications or relevant work experience.

Whether you're just starting out in accounting or already working in the finance industry without any formal qualifications, we advise you to check your eligibility and starting point on the ACCA website to find the best suitable route to ACCA Qualification. You may even be able to claim exemptions from some exams.

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Information about technical requirements

Our platform does not require any additional software. However, it is advisable that students have Microsoft Office installed on their computers as tutors may provide additional downloadable notes in Doc, Xlsx, PPT, and PDF formats.

Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Safari (Macintosh only) are all supported by Canvas on desktop.

Canvas has been carefully crafted to accommodate low-bandwidth environments. A minimum internet speed of 512kbps is recommended.

Information about when access to materials opens and closes

Access to all learning materials and live sessions opens in the month of intake and closes three months later. For example, if teaching starts in mid-June, access will stop in mid-September after the exams finish. Students taking Computer Based Assessments (CBE) have access for 6 months.

Learning materials consist of the following:

Live tuition and revision sessions
Recorded live tuition and revision sessions
E-learning materials and resources
Other relevant materials tutors may provide

Teaching Timetable

All courses are taught in the evening (BST), Monday through Friday. Classes typically start at 5:30 or 6:30 p.m. and run for 2-3 hours depending on the paper.

During workshops, students can speak to their tutors directly with any concerns.

Where there is a need, face-to-face revision may be offered on two weekends in London (excludes on-demand papers). If you cannot attend, you can either join the session live online or watch the recording.

Learning Expectations

We advise that you allocate nine hours of self-study per week in addition to your live classes. For the Strategic Professional exam, we advise 12 hours of self-study. Your tutors will discuss self study with you.

You will be asked to complete exam question practice (homework) throughout the session, which will be marked with feedback provided. You will also be asked to complete a time-limited exam that will also be marked with feedback.

We expect you to attend all live sessions, but if that is not possible (e.g., time zone constraints), we ask that you study using the recorded sessions provided. If you do not attend any sessions, live or recorded, then you may be removed from the course and may be deferred to the next session.

Information about Practical Experience Requirement (PER)

Studying for your ACCA exams requires you to pass them and gain practical experience that is essential to becoming a fully qualified accountant.

You must take the Ethical and Professional Skills module and gain professional experience by spending 36 months in an accounting or finance-related role.

Exam success, practical experience, and knowledge of ethics will enable you to become a successful accountant.

More detailed information can be found here (accaglobal.com)

All exam regulations and exam guidelines are set by ACCA. Students are also required to adhere to the ACCA Rulebook at all times.

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