The finance profession is a great option for graduates. Find out whether a CIMA or ACCA qualification would suit your career aspirations best. 

Did you know that having an ACCA qualification can almost  double your salary as an accountant? But passing the exam may not be enough to keep up with the ever-changing accounting industry.

Do you really want to pass your ACCA exams? That may seem like a silly question, but there are key resources that students should be using to ensure they pass. If you’re not them then you’re putting your result on the line. 

From March 2020, ACCA is replacing the Strategic Professional paper-based exams with computer-based exams (CBEs) as part of their commitment to enhancing the qualification. 

Passing ACCA exams is difficult. It’s a qualification that employers look for because they know graduates are trained to a high standard. In recent years students have gone online to pass their exams. Why?

Many students ask us about passing their ACCA exams and its impact on their career prospects. Do ACCA marks really matter to employers?

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. 

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

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!

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