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What Is ACCA?ACCA ACCA stands for Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and is a leading international accounting institution. ACCA qualifications are also recognized in other countries and are considered equivalent to those qualifications. ACCA certification shows your employer that you are competent in all aspects of your business. It is the largest and fastest-growing qualification globally, with over 500,000 members and students in 170 countries and territories. Recognized by the European Union and the United Nations, this certificate will help you travel and work worldwide. For more information related to ACCA visit the ACCA Global Website
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What is ACCA - Applied KnowledgeAPPLIED KNOWLEDGE The Applied Knowledge exams are an exceptional introduction to the world of finance and accounting, providing you with a broad understanding of essential accounting techniques. There are three Applied Knowledge exams: Business and Technology Management Accounting Financial Accounting To start studying for our Applied Knowledge exams you must be qualified to University-entrance level. And once you’ve completed these three exams you’ll be awarded the ACCA Diploma in Accounting and Business (RQF Level 4) and be eligible to start our Applied Skills exams. For more detail and information related to APPLIED KNOWLEDGE level follow the link
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What is ACCA - Applied SkillsAPPLIED SKILLS Our Applied Knowledge and Applied Skills exams provide you with the essential building blocks needed for a successful career in Finance and Accountancy. The Applied Skills exams build on your existing knowledge and understanding developing strong, broad and practical finance skills. There are six Applied Skills exams: Corporate and Business Law Performance Management Taxation Financial Reporting Audit and Assurance Financial Management To start studying for the Applied Skills exams you must have either completed the Applied Knowledge exams, have achieved the ACCA Diploma in Accounting and Business (RQF Level 4) or have a relevant accounting or finance qualification at degree level. For more detail and information related to APPLIED SKILL level follow the link
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What is ACCA - Strategic ProfessionalSTRATEGIC PROFFESIONAL Our Professional level requires you to undertake: 4 exams: This includes two compulsory modules which include Strategic Business Leader and Strategic Business Reporting. You then need to choose two further courses that suit your career ambitions from Advanced Financial Management; Advanced Performance Management; Advanced Taxation; or Advanced Audit and Assurance. To become an ACCA member you’ll also need to complete: 1 ethics and professional skills module: We believe that finance professionals should be ethical and demonstrate the professional skills to make an impact immediately. This is why you’ll do an Ethics and Professional Skills module. 3 years’ work experience: in a relevant workplace role. For more detail and information related to STRATEGIC PROFESSIONAL level follow the link
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Certificates Awarded in ACCA?ACCA awards certificates on the completion of certain exams within the ACCA Qualification and Foundation-level qualifications The certificates are official documents and can be downloaded at anytime from myACCA. Please see below for a summary of exam certificates awarded Certificate of Achievement Students are awarded a Certificate of Achievement if they achieve a pass mark of 85% or above for individual passes in the Business and Technology (BT), Management Accounting (MA), or Financial Accounting (FA) for paper based or computer based exams. The certificate of achievement is also available for Corporate and Business Law (LW) since June 2015 for 85% or above. ACCA Diploma in Accounting and Business Students are awarded the ACCA Diploma in Accounting and Business (RQF Level 4) when they have successfully completed the Business and Technology (BT), Management Accounting (MA) and Financial Accounting (FA) exams (at least one of which must have been sat and passed), plus completion of Foundations in Professionalism. Students who obtain full exemptions will not be awarded the Certificate. Advance Diploma in Accounting and Business Students are awarded the Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business when they have successfully completed (either passed or exempt) the Applied Skills exams. At least two of these papers must have been sat and passed; one of these passes must have been achieved on or after 1st June 2011 exam session. The Ethics and Professional Skills module (or if previously completed the Professional Ethics module) must also have been completed. Students who obtain full exemptions will not be awarded the Certificate. Strategic Professional Certificate Students are awarded a Strategic Professional Certificate when they have successfully completed all the Strategic Professional exams of the ACCA Qualification. These are the two Strategic Professional Essentials exams and any two of the Strategic Professional Options exams. Other Certificate are also available in myACCA portal for download such as: Foundations in Accountancy ACCA Diploma in Financial and Management Accounting (RQF Level 2) ACCA Diploma in Financial and Management Accounting (RQF Level 3) ACCA Certificate in Taxation (RQF Level 4) ACCA Certificate in Audit (RQF Level 4) ACCA Certificate in Financial Management (RQF Level 4) Click on the link for more information
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In how many years can I obtain my ACCA CertificateThe ACCA Qualification is the world leading accountancy qualification for aspiring financial professionals - providing students with the skills, knowledge and values to have successful careers and lead the organizations they work with into the future. In order to achieve the ACCA Qualification, students have to: complete a maximum of 13 exams, depending on prior experience and qualifications complete an Ethics and Professional Skills module evidence three years of practical work experience within a relevant role. This means that students can complete the ACCA Qualification in a minimum of three years.
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How to book your On-Demand Remote exam?Book your exam You can book your exam directly from the our exam availability page. The earliest you can book an exam is 7 days from the date of booking. Simply select your country from the dropdown menu and then click 'Book your exam' to take you to the booking process. If you do not see a 'book your exam' option this unfortunately means that remote on-demand exams are unavailable in your location and you should book a centre exam instead. Find out more of On-Demand Remote Exam
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How can I register for TOFL/TOEIC Exams?All test registrations shall be submitted through our website by clicking on "Register to a test". Your registration will then be finalized and confirmed by email once the online payment is validated. Click on the LINK to register for the test online
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How long is my score valid for TOIEC/TOFL?Because English-language skills may improve or decline over time, ETS Global and Representatives will re-issue and confirm score results for 2 years after taking the test.
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Which Identification documents shall I bring on the test day?On the test day, you must have an acceptable and valid ID with a signature and a recent photograph to be admitted to a test center. Acceptable primary identification documents: National identification or passport for E.U test-takers taking the test in the E.U.; Passport for non-Europeans test-takers (important: resident permits are not authorized); Driver’s license or military identification for test-takers who are taking the test in their country of citizenship (you could, for example, use your French driver’s license to take the test in France). For more information, do not hesitate to check the Examinee Handbook related to the test you wish to take.
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What is the difference between the TOEIC Institutional and Public Program?ETS has designed two programs to support decision-making in different settings: The TOEIC® Institutional Testing Program: delivers a nationally recognized score report without the test taker’s photo. The TOEIC® Public Testing Program: delivers an international score report with the test taker’s photo. Both programs guarantee fair, valid and reliable test scores correlated onto the CEFR. The test itself (length, difficulty, number of items, score scale…) is the same. The main difference between the two programs lies in the recommended usages of the score reports and the format of the score reports delivered. Click here to find essential information on the TOEIC testing programs.
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What is Pearson's HND?BTEC Higher National qualifications are widely recognized by industry and higher education authorities around the world as the principal technical professional qualification at Levels 4 and 5. Developed in conjunction with employers, students, and professional bodies, BTEC Higher Nationals offer your students real experience, opportunities and comprehensive qualifications that will benefit their chosen career. With a qualification that meets employer needs, and complimentary teaching and learning resources from Pearson that align with your area of expertise, you will be equipped to provide your students with both academic and practical skills, ensuring they leave with the experience required by business and industry, and with the flexibility to go straight into employment or further study.
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How many years is the HND program?A Higher National Diploma (HND) is a level 5 vocational qualification provided by higher and further education colleges. It takes two years to complete full-time, or three to four years if you study part-time. HNDs are practical-based courses, ideal for those wanting to enter the workforce or study towards a bachelor’s degree.
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Is Pearson's qualifications recognizedInternational Progression and Recognition We offer qualifications in subjects ranging from leadership, management, media production and construction; providing a variety of options that allow people to make progress in their lives through learning. Whether our BTEC, Higher National, or LCCI learners choose to pursue further study or employment, we are continuously gaining new international recognition and progression routes for our graduates worldwide.
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Who can stay in the dormitories?These Dormitories are design only for students, A student who is studying in the Cyprus can apply for Dorm.
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Can a guest stay in my room with me?It is not suitable for any guests to stay in the dormitory rooms, outside of the entry and exit times specified. However, in the event of extraordinary bad weather conditions etc. Students (provided they are of the same gender) are provided the necessary assistance, with the permission of the Residence Halls Directorate.
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Can I choose my roommate when applying for a residence?If you specify the name of the friend you wish to stay with, the request will be met if possible (based on room availability) by the Residence Halls Directorate.
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What should be done when I lose my room entry/exit key?Students who lose their room key should go to the office of the dormitory and inform them. It will be necessary to apply to the Registrar's Office immediately for a new key. A spare of the room key can be obtained from the office in the dormitory.
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What are the consequences of non-compliance to the student housing rules?Student housing rules have been written in order for the peaceful and comfortable cohabitation of the students who live together in both dormitories and dormitory common areas. Students who do not comply with the current rules are directed firstly by the relevant dormitory building supervisor, then by the Residence Halls Directorate, with the necessary warnings. Failure to comply with the rules even after the warning may result in Strick actions
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