What are the subjects of the ACCA examination?

There are a total of 14 courses in the ACCA exam, which are divided into 3 parts, and one stage is completed each year. The specific subjects are as follows:

The first part mainly deals with basic accounting principles, the role of financial and accounting information and the main issues in the field of management, i.e., preparation of financial statements, financial information and management, and human resource management.

The second part covers the core professional skills that accounting professionals should possess, introduces the legal environment in which business operates, and strengthens key skills in finance and accounting, namely information systems, company law and law, corporate taxation, financial management and control, financial reporting, and auditing and internal control.

The third part focuses on the role of financial personnel in corporate strategic management, training participants to evaluate information with professional knowledge and make reasonable business suggestions within the framework of professional ethics. Specifically, 2 of the 4 courses are selected from "Audit and Assurance Business", "Advanced Taxation", "Performance Management", and "Enterprise Information Management"; and 3 core courses: Strategic Business Planning and Development, Advanced Corporate Reporting, and Strategic Financial Management.

Exam after registration.

It is understood that those who have a nationally recognized high school, vocational high school, technical secondary school or above, and have a certain foundation in English; or those with a college degree or above, CET-4 or above, or equivalent, can register as ACCA students and take the examinations of each subject of ACCA in order. ACCA's students who have passed all exams and have at least 3 years of relevant experience are eligible to apply for full membership of AC-CA. This accounting license from the United Kingdom is becoming more and more popular in China, mainly due to the internationalization of certificate standards, the marketization of operating procedures and the integration of global economic trends.

Examination subjects: 1. Knowledge courses. Including Accounting & Business, Management Accounting & Financial Accounting.

2. Skills courses. These include corporate and commercial law, performance management, taxation, financial reporting, auditing and certification operations, and financial management.

3. Core vocational courses. It includes corporate governance, risk and ethics, corporate reporting, and business analytics.

4. Vocational electives (four electives, two electives). It includes advanced financial management, advanced performance management, advanced taxation and advanced audit certification business.

ACCA: A total of 16 courses (12 compulsory, 2 elective, 14 in total). The first part is the foundation stage, which is mainly divided into knowledge courses and skills courses. There are six skills courses that cover a wide range of areas of knowledge and skills that accountants must master.

There are a total of 15 subjects in the ACCA exam, but it is not required to pass all of them, and candidates only need to take 13 subjects. The specific 15 subjects include: Business & Technology, Management Accounting, Financial Accounting, Corporate & Commercial Law, Performance Management, Taxation, Financial Reporting, Auditing & Assurance Business, Financial Management, Strategic Business Leadership, Strategic Business Reporting, Financial Management, Advanced Performance Management, Advanced Taxation and Advanced Audit & Assurance.

ACCA's entry requirements.

1. Students in colleges and universities recognized by the Ministry of Education (undergraduate students) who successfully complete the course examination of the first year can register as official students of ACCA;

2. Those who have a college degree or above recognized by the Ministry of Education can register as a formal student of ACCA;

3. At least 16 years old, you can register as a FIA FLQ student first, and then you can become an ACCA student after obtaining the junior business accounting certificate through FFA, FBT and FMA.

ACCA's exam preparation advice.

1. Pay attention to the exam syllabus.

The exam syllabus is very important, especially for the exam of so many subjects, if the candidates read all the textbooks, it is obviously a waste of time, so it is necessary to combine the exam syllabus and specifically grasp the internal accompaniment of the textbooks. In particular, it is important to pay more attention to the changes mentioned in the syllabus, which are often the focus of the knowledge to be mastered.

2. Arrange a time to prepare for the exam.

For office workers, the time is relatively small, it is recommended that candidates can sign up for training courses to learn, the cost of training courses on the market is relatively high, but the relative effect is also relatively good, for some candidates with weak economic strength, do what they can, do not choose blindly.

3. Combination of teaching materials and questions.

In the process of preparing for the exam and reviewing, the consolidation of knowledge points needs to be combined with textbooks and questions to be effective. In the process of doing the questions, I will review the knowledge I have learned again to further strengthen my memory.

Eligibility criteria for the ACCA exam.

The passing score of each subject in the ACCA exam is 50 points, and 100 points are out of 100. The original F-stage course results are valid permanently, but the P-stage results are only valid for 7 years, so the ACCA results are valid.

There are a total of 15 ACCA courses, and you only need to pass 13 to get a certificate. It is mainly divided into four stages, the first part is the basic stage, which is mainly divided into two parts: knowledge course and skill course. The knowledge course mainly covers the core knowledge of financial accounting and management accounting, and also provides a platform for detailed learning in the subsequent skill stage.

The three subjects of the knowledge course are also the three subjects of FAB, FMA and FFA that are studied by FIA registered students.

There are six skills courses in the course, which cover a wide range of knowledge areas and skills that an accountant must master.

The second part is the professional stage, which is mainly divided into core courses and elective courses (choose two out of four). The course at this stage is equivalent to the difficulty of the course at the master's level, and is an extension and development of the first part of the course. This stage of the course introduces the more advanced vocational skills and knowledge necessary to be a future senior accountant.

Elective courses are designed for students pursuing careers in senior management consulting or consulting, with the skills to solve more advanced and complex problems.

All students must complete two core courses.