Course description
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This course is open to European Union (EU) students who wish to study on a part-time basis. It is not available to non-EU students as it does not fulfil UK student Visa requirements. International (and EU) students who have passed, or are exempt from ACCA papers F1, F2 and F3, may study papers F4-F9 on a full-time basis.
Birmingham City Business School is an ACCA Platinum Level Tuition Provider. It prepares students for internal examinations in January and May (Fundamentals Knowledge Papers) and external examinations of ACCA in December and June (Fundamentals Skills and Professional Papers).
If you would like to take any ACCA exams in December 2010 then you must ensure you are registered with the ACCA before 15 August 2010. However, if you need to claim exemptions these must be submitted to the ACCA by 31 July. Current AAT students, who will not have received results by this date, are advised to contact the AAT and register with their results release service which sends details to the ACCA automatically as soon as they are available.
The ACCA qualification has become the fastest-growing international accounting qualification and is highly-rated by employers and members worldwide. The qualification is recognised as being challenging, developing expertise and knowledge which are relevant to employers. ACCA is renowned for the ability of its professionals to apply a broad range of strategic skills in the workplace.
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