ACCA

Overview

ACCA is a globally-recognized organization for professional accountants, holding 110+ years of innovation, expertise, excellence, and experience. Having 362,000+ students and 150,000 members in 170 countries, ACCA stands alone as a program.

ACCA and AAA (UAE)

Along with several other recognitions, UAE, as a country, aspires to be a leading financial services center worldwide. To help realize this vision, there is a government-led initiative to establish the region’s national accounting profession.

ACCA has entered into a long-term strategic partnership, to help achieve this goal, with the finest and most prestigious local accounting organization within UAE to improve the finance sector. It is done in the following ways:

• Exchanging information on critical challenges affecting the accounting and finance professions within UAE, the wider terrain, and internationally.
• Implementation of national qualification – the UAECA (United Arab Emirates Chartered Accountant).
• Working together on research and strategy, including publishing jointly branded surveys and reports on related national and international accountancy and finance topics.

What This Means For ACCA Members In The UAE

With dual membership in the ACCA certification courses and AAA program, this alliance will help you stand out as a finance professional in the field. You get to join a dynamic and forward-thinking network dedicated to building a premier financial hub within UAE and the wider terrain. In fact, it is an excellent opportunity to be part of such a robust collaboration. Your ability to contribute your experience and expertise to grow in this profession is critical to its success.

Courses

If you are a part of our ACCA accounting courses, you are qualified to apply for the AAA course with no extra fee.

The process of applying for the AAA membership and the UAECA designation is given below:

What we are offering

We are offering at CEC the following qualifications

B.ScHons. Degree (Oxford Brookes University-UK)

The ACCA accounting courses and Oxford Brookes University (OBU) partnered to create a BSc in Applied Accounting, available exclusively to ACCA learners who seek a degree while simultaneously studying for the ACCA professional courses. A BSc degree paired with ACCA training courses is a strong blend of credentials that puts the degree-holder in demand by employers and enhances your job prospects.

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ACCA qualifications

CBE Center

Computer Based Examination (CBE) Center

Career Enhancement center is a licensed center for ACCA CB exams, offering the following subjects:

• F1 – Business and Technology
• F2 – Management Accounting
• F3 – Financial Accounting
• P-SBL Strategic Business Leader
• P-SBR Strategic Business Reporting
• P-AFM Advanced Financial Management
• P-APM Advanced Performance Management
• P-ATX Advanced Taxation
• P-AAA Advanced Audit and Assurance

ACCA Registration and Exam Fees

It is your duty as an ACCA training student to apply for our certified ACCA course in Ajman as well as pay the examination fees. In case of any issues regarding the ACCA course fees, we’ll have an employee assist you with the procedure.

Admission Prerequisites

ACCA Entry Requirements

Anyone is qualified for this certification course; however, they will start at a different level depending on the prior level of qualifications:
Non-graduates must pass two A Levels and three GCSEs in five different subjects (it should include Maths and English) to begin the professional qualification at the F1-F2-F3 level.

Graduates with a relevant degree may be qualified for exemptions at the F1-F9 stage of the professional qualification. Exemptions can be reviewed on the ACCA “exemptions inquiry database” at www.accaglobal.com. There will be no exemptions for the technical certification levels P1-P7.

Students who do not meet any of the above-mentioned requirements must first complete “Foundations in Accountancy” (FIA) before enrolling in our technical ACCA course in Ajman.

Exam Progression Rules

Students may take up to four papers per examination period at the professional qualification stage, subject to ACCA progression guidelines.
Each year, there are two review cycles:
1 February – 31 July (with exam in June)
1 August – 30 January (with exams in December)

In accordance with the progression guidelines, papers must be attempted in the order of the modules (Knowledge F1-F3 / Skills F4-F9 / Essentials P1-P3 / Options P4-P7). That said, papers within the same module can be attempted in any order. When registering for papers from different modules (for example, papers from a previous module that have yet to be completed or retaken), students must register for both the papers from the previous module and any papers from the next module.

For further information about qualifications and study resources, please click on the below links.
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