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ACCA and advice

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  • 24-08-2007 9:38am
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    Ms Inquisitive
    Registered Users Posts: 364 ✭✭


    Ok, after finishing college over a year ago I've decided nows the time to attempt to finish my professional qualification.

    I understand that I've missed the September deadline so waiting until January to actually start is fine with me!

    My problem is that I work for a large company but I am the only person here who has the qualification or intention of completing this programme.

    And so the morning as come to brooch this subject with my manager. But I can't find any information to go with to him.

    Each of the college sites just refer me to ACCA and the ACCA site is offering no information unless I'm already a member!

    Does anyone have any advice on what route I go about to register??


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    lastirishdon
    Registered Users Posts: 8 ✭lastirishdon


    Hi,

    I have attached a link below which should help you get the ball rolling.

    http://www.accaglobal.com/join/acca/


    From here you will be able to check your exemption entitlements from your college course. Each exemption appliciation will cost the same as the exam sitting (usually around £60 per subject).

    You will also need to submit exam transcripts for your college results in order to gain the exemptions.

    Your manager can also contact ACCA to find out the necessary training requirements. If they contact the following person they will arrange to come into your work place to provide a presentation on there ACCA.

    carol.grogan@ie.accaglobal.com

    Any other questions feel free to ask.


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