Planning and preparation are key when it comes to your ACCA exams. Therefore, it’s crucial that you know the exam timetable and important deadlines so you can work backwards. 

CPD (Continuous Professional Development) is sometimes associated with doing courses you have to do rather than those you don’t.  They’re for your job rather than your own personal learning. But, why not be clever about it and achieve both – complete your CPD credits and advance your career?

When it comes to professional accounting exams like ACCA and CIMA, it’s important to look after your wellbeing and build resilience early. 

To tie in with the launch of our new CIMA courses, we sat down with Ciaran Phelan, Head of CIMA Ireland to find out more about the new syllabus, accounting in a digital world and the removal of exemption fees. 

There seems to be twice as many people who don’t pass the ACCA first time round as those who do – a bit like a driving test!

Save money and time along with increasing your chances of passing CIMA by studying online. 

Failing CIMA exams is really common especially when it comes to case studies. In this article we look at the main reasons why students fail CIMA, and provide insight into how to avoid them to make a fail a pass.

CPD or Continuous Professional Development is a key part of being an accountant. It ensures that your knowledge and skills are updated on an annual basis and is particularly important for key areas that require technical updates or refreshing.

Continuous Professional Development, otherwise widely known as CPD is not just a requirement to maintain your accounting qualification, but a great way to help career progression.

There are pros and cons to studying for your ACCA online versus in a traditional classroom. What's the best choice for you?