Need further information about the course ACCA. Is maths really important?

It seems you are eligible to take exemptions from F1-F3.
Please contact ACCA as only they can confirm this fact. You will have to present relevant scans of documents to prove your education.

Fees for exempted papers will still have to be paid.

I dont know how GCE exactly works – but you don’t need to have math on this exam to start ACCA studies. There is no relationship between the GCE results and ACCA.

Although you need some math skills to be able to pass the exams however an average knowledge is enough. (adding, deducting, multiplying, using formulas – and some analytical thinking). You can practice all this while studying ACCA and preparing.

There are english and math preliminary tests on ACCA website so you can get a feel about math level.

I don’t know what A level is. I suggest stop worrying about this ‘math’. I would argue that can math matters in 3 out of 9 papers in F level. After that you really have only 1 subject with technically advanced calculations – P4.

F2, F5, F9. Take a look at those papers, syllabus, lectures on this site and see what level of calculations are there.

in ACCA math is not the problem – examiner will not try to hunt you down by providing mathematical problems to solve. It’s about reading the scenarios with understanding and applying relevant accounting / financial techniques.

As I said in previous post there are also preliminary math and english tests available on ACCA website – take a look at them also.