ACCA Pathways - Applied Skills

[@Viewers_with_me...]

Tq for your breef explanation 🥰

[@zanxmumba]

Thanks but i also want to ask if it is possible to do ACCA course when you have o level results and no A level results

[@ACCAStudyResources]

Hi, there are minimum entry requirements (O Levels do count as equivalent to A Levels) which you can access on this page: www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/qualifications/glance/acca/minimum-entrance.html

[@jackkiller6427]

After completing exams for applied knowledge do we have to do FIP or we can give applied skills exams without it?

[@faizaaniqbal6197]

i have completed AAT level 3 , is it worth doing level 4 or can i start ACCA? what are my exemptions?

[@ACCAStudyResources]

Hi there - please contact ACCA Connect with your enquiry www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/footer-toolbar/contact-us.html

[@GabrielaMocanu15]

You have 3 exemptions with level 4

[@lwizi_sekute]

Do i have to compleate all the exams in applied skills to advance ?

[@ACCAStudyResources]

Hi, exams must be taken in modular order for the ACCA Qualification, meaning Applied Skills must be taken before Strategic Professional level - unless you qualify for exemptions. If you want to enter to sit exams in the next module (i.e. Strategic Professional), you must also enter for all outstanding exams in your current module (i.e. Applied Skills). More info here: www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/student/exam-entry-and-administration/enter-an-exam/exam-progression-rules.html

[@farhanhameed272]

I have passed my all 12 papers and just left with f1. Can I attempt this paper at any time and is there any time duration to pass the exam for acca qualification.?

[@ProverbEdo]

Will I have to write exams for all EPSM module or just two (2) of my choice in order for me to obtain a Bsc Degree in Applied Accounting?

[@herishthomas8061]

Is given 2 papers in one attempt is good or not

[@ACCAStudyResources]

It's not unusual for students to do two papers in one sitting but please be sure to have enough time to study and revise for both exams to a satisfactory standard. Good luck!

[@sovanndaily9194]