To enroll onto the ACCA Qualification at Fundamentals level you need a relevant secondary school education covering five separate subjects, which must include English and math’s.

Holders of relevant degrees and accounting technician qualifications can apply to ACCA for exemptions.

Please contact us to know more on exemption requirements

Official educational documents e.g., completion certificates and transcripts detailing the modules studied
Proof of identity (copy of birth certificate / passport / National ID Card or driver’s license). You will be able to upload and attach copies of all documentation to your online application. In order to process the registration application, the registration fees will have to be paid by credit or debit card.

Students can sit a maximum of four exams at each exam session conducted quarterly, and a maximum of eight distinct exams each calendar year. You could therefore complete all of the exams in 2 to 2.5 years.

Students must pass (or have exemptions from) 13 ACCA exams.
To gain the ACCA Qualification, ACCA require you to have three years’ relevant work experience and to complete and account for certain performance objectives (ACCA’s ‘Practical Experience Requirements’). You are also required to complete an online professional ethics module.

On completion of all elements of the ACCA Qualification you will become a Chartered Certified Accountant, a member of ACCA and be able to use the ACCA letters after your name.

All ACCA papers are studied on either a part time or full-time basis.

The papers of the ACCA Qualification must be taken in modular order. Papers are grouped by ACCA into the following three ‘modules’:
Applied Knowledge module (papers BT, MA, FA)
Applied Skills module (papers LW, PM, TX, FR, AA, FM)
Strategic Professional module (SBL, SBR, AFM, APM, ATX, AAA)
You can attempt the papers within each module in any order.