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Well, there are at least five ways of doing this.
1. You could look at the syllabus for each of the two variants and make the comparison for yourself
2. You could look at historic past exams for both variants and see what the differences are in the four or five questions per exam that are different
3. You could look through the threads on this page of F4 Ask ACCA Tutor to find any one of the many similar questions that I have responded to over the past 5 years
4. You can download the index pages of the free course notes on this site and compare the two variants
5. You can post your question like you have done and I’ll tell you.
English law has a lot more emphasis on contract law than the global variant and nothing on the international united nation law whereas …….
……. Global has a lot of international law particularly in the areas of international trade, international sale of goods and international arbitration
In the areas of agency, partnership and company law the syllabi are the same so the course notes are identical and the recorded lectures are fine for both variants
Ok?
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