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The ACCA Pathway
The primary purpose of the ACCA qualification is to prepare learners to practice as professional accountants within any sector of the economy in South Africa or globally. The structure of the syllabus comprises foundational level, skills and professional levels designed to assist learning and understanding and to ensure that learners develop an appreciation of the development and interdependence of levels and subjects.
Together, the examination syllabus, ethics module and practical experience requirements focus on the learner's ability to satisfy the technical, managerial, interpersonal and ethical requirements of a professional accountant and require the learner to adopt an analytical and critical approach.
To complete the ACCA qualification for the purpose of the FYLA Programme, and be able to use the Chartered Certified Accountant (CCA) designation, students need to complete:
- minimum of 14 exams
- experience - record 36 months' experience in a relevant role which can be gained before, during or after your studies.
- ethics - the Professional Ethics module.
On your way to ACCA membership, there are lots of qualifications you can achieve along the way. This is a great way to show your knowledge and skills to employers and helps keep you on track and motivated. You can achieve:
- Certificate in Accounting and Business
- Diploma in Accounting and Business
- Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business
- BSc (Hons) degree in Applied Accounting awarded by Oxford Brookes University
For more details about the ACCA qualification download:
- ACCA Qualification Structure
- ACCA modules, learning outcomes and syllabus
- Articles/practical experience requirements
- ACCA qualification on SAQA website