What do I need to do after passing all the ACCA exams?

The first step is to confirm the results.

Each student who has passed all of the ACCA exams will then receive an Application Handbook for Membership or Associate Member by the ACCA UK Headquarters (usually received in early March and early September). Each person must apply to ACCA UK for membership or associate membership based on their own circumstances, such as whether they meet the relevant work experience requirements of ACCA. Upon receipt of the student's application, both the applicant member and the associate member will be issued with an ACCA Associate Membership Certificate to confirm that the student has successfully passed all the exams.

The second step is to apply for certification and submit the application manual.

3.For students who apply for membership, they are required to fill in the membership application manual truthfully, and summarize the main work experience and work ability in the STR (Student Training Record) that are usually recorded, and fill in the application manual (STR can be temporarily waived when submitting the membership application form, however, once ACCA's UK headquarters informs them that STR needs to be submitted in order to obtain more detailed information to complete the assessment, students need to submit STR again). The ACCA UK headquarters will assess the work records and contact their supervisor to verify that they are correct, and then approve them as ACCAA members, a process that usually takes two months.

The results of the examinations for December and June are announced in February and August respectively. Each student who has passed all of the ACCA exams will then receive an Application Handbook for Membership or Associate Member by the ACCA UK Headquarters (usually received in early March and early September). Each person must apply to ACCA UK for membership or associate membership based on their own circumstances, such as whether they meet the relevant work experience requirements of ACCA.

Upon receipt of the student's application, both the applicant member and the associate member will be issued with an ACCA Associate Membership Certificate to confirm that the student has successfully passed all the examinations.

3.For students who apply for membership, they are required to fill in the membership application manual truthfully, and summarize the main work experience and work ability of Win Wisdom in the STR (Student Training Record) that they usually record, and fill in the application manual (when submitting the membership application form, STR can be temporarily omitted, however, once ACCA UK headquarters informs you that STR needs to be submitted in order to know more detailed information to complete the assessment, students need to submit STR again). The ACCA UK headquarters will assess the work records completed by the trainee and contact their supervisor to verify that there are no major errors, and then approve the student to become an ACCAA member, a process that usually takes two months.

5.For an associate member who has not yet met the work experience, he may submit an application form for ACCA membership to ACCA at any time when the conditions are met.

ACCA can be an international certificate with high gold content in the accounting industry, but behind the high gold content, many candidates will worry about the difficulty of the ACCA exam, so can the ACCA exam be passed? What to examine?

Can I pass the ACCA exam on my own? What is the best thing to look at?

Regarding the question of whether ACCA can be self-taught, I think it varies from person to person. If you have a lot of self-control, then you can choose to study on your own.

Although it is possible to study on your own, the level of self-study varies depending on each person's situation. Due to the large number of ACCA subjects and the fact that everyone's perseverance is different, it is not particularly recommended to study on your own in order to be able to secure the ACCA exam.

What does ACCA take?

The first half of the ACCA exam is Phase F, which is the foundation stage of the ACCA exam, which mainly includes some basic knowledge and skills courses. Candidates are required to learn and master the core knowledge of financial accounting and management accounting, as well as the areas of knowledge that a professional ACCA needs to know and be familiar with, as well as the skills that must be mastered.

The second stage of ACCA is the P stage, that is, the professional stage, and the course difficulty of this stage is equivalent to the course difficulty of the Master of Accounting stage, which is the expansion and extension of the subject content of the F stage. Here, ACCA candidates need to learn the more advanced professional financial skills that a senior accountant must have, or the skills necessary to engage in senior management consulting, financial investment, etc.

How difficult is the ACCA exam?

The difficulty of the ACCA exam cannot be said to be too absolute, when studying the ACCA course, it can be divided into different stages, and for first-time candidates, it is enough to understand the basic professional knowledge of the textbook at the beginning.

In the advanced stage of ACCA, the difficulty will be significantly improved, and while mastering the professional knowledge, candidates also need to accurately express their personal opinions, and also need to find out the legal basis in the textbook to prove their opinions, so that they can score points.

When it comes to the real examination stage of ACCA, the difficulty will be higher than the previous one, more subjects will involve theoretical and practical experience, and the difficulty will also show a stepwise increase, compared with other exams, ACCA's professional knowledge and test points. They are more inclined to practical experience, so when you are learning, you may wish to combine it with practical work to greatly improve your understanding.