HOW I PASSED ALL 15 ICAEW ACA EXAMS FIRST TIME | BIG 4 AUDIT MANAGER | NO ACCOUNTING EXPERIENCE

[@BenhurBernardo1]

Thanks for your tips. I'm getting mentally prepared for this, once I finish my Uni and start my graduate scheme. PS: Your English is great and didn't see any difficult on it :) Keep with the good work. Gained one more subscriber :D

[@jagsjourneyblog]

Really kind, thank you Ben and all the best for your grad scheme! Thanks for subscribing!

[@otoos1284]

Hi Jag I am an ACCA Member, I had passed Adv. Tax and Adv. Audit since I always planned to do ICAEW. I have more than 10 years of work experience, 4 years at EY Chartered Accountants. My Query: Based on my initial communication is ICAEW, I would be granted 12 papers exemption and would need to opt Advanced Level Exams. With all these details how much of time do you think I would have to dedicate for each exam ( I have 9 - 6 work hrs and married ), and last but not the least how difficult are ACA Advanced Level exams compared to ACCA Advanced Level exams?

[@ravissh]

I am having a question. Can we give this exams via self preparation or is it necessary to work with ICAEW approved employers ? Bit confused because I read that You'll also need to have 450 practical work experience days. So I think I am missing something due to which I am not able to decide my first step. Please help. Please clarify my doubt sister. Thanks in advance.

[@jagsjourneyblog]

Hi, you would be able to sit the exams as an independent student but the ICAEW ACA qualification is more than just the 15 exams. There are other elements, one being the 450 practical work experience days you have mentioned. This would need to be with an authorised employer and is a necessary part of being ACA qualified. This video may help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGWUcoWsn8-rgtU