The World of ACCA
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) qualification is a globally recognized certification in accounting, audit, and finance awarded by the ACCA body in the United Kingdom. Introduced in 1904, it is largest and fastest growing accountancy body for professional accountants in the world.
It is the world’s oldest CA program and has a structure consisting of three levels, namely Knowledge, Skill, and Professional.
ACCA is accepted in 180 countries and is known as the global CA because it provides better career opportunities worldwide. The program prepares professionals for various domains such as accounting, auditing, taxation, management, finance, investment banking, corporate finance, forensic audit and consulting.
Why study ACCA?
Advantages of a Long-Term Career: ACCA provides training that equips you with the skills needed to achieve strategic objectives at executive and management levels.
Enhanced credibility: The rigorous 13-papers exam process sharpens students’ intellectual abilities and adds value to their resumes.
Updated and professional curriculum: The study materials are regularly revised to ensure industry-relevant knowledge, skill development, and professional values.
Global recognition: ACCA is recognized in more than 180 countries and has partnerships with over 80 accountancy bodies, making it easier to find job opportunities worldwide.
Favorable migration status: ACCA offers preferential migration status in countries such as Australia, UK, Ireland, New Zealand, Canada, and more.
Track record of progress: The pass rates for ACCA exams range from 35 to 45 percent, which compares favorably to the Chartered Accountancy (CA) course.
Affordability: The overall cost of the ACCA course is reasonable compared to other management courses in Nepal.
What after ACCA?
Upon completing ACCA, a wide range of roles becomes available, including:
Career prospects after ACCA
After obtaining your ACCA qualification, numerous career opportunities open up. You can work for Multinational Corporations (MNCs), Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGOs), Banking and Financial institutions, Private & Government Organizations.