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Hello, I would really appreciate some advice from anyone who can relate to my situation, or has any ideas.
I finished my F1-F9 nearly 10 years ago now and also achieved the Oxford Brookes Applied Accounting degree. I stopped studying due to health reasons. Since that time I have worked in non accounting roles. I am now considering returning to work in accounts and to re-register with the ACCA, try and finish the remaining 4 papers, gain the experience and become a member.
I have forgotten quite a bit of what I studied so I was thinking to take a Bookkeeping course with the ICB first, this should help me brush up on the basics and possibly get a part-time Bookkeeping role whilst I study. I was then thinking to view the OT Applied Skills lectures (PM, FR, FM) first, test my knowledge and then start looking at SBL, SBR and others?
Welcome to OpenTuition!
You will find all the resouces you need here to revise IBK and basic IFRS topics https://opentuition.com/acca/fa
We have a complete suite of resources for all ACCA exams here https://opentuition.com/acca – except for revision kits – we recommend you buy a current edition kit relevant to the exams you will sit.
If you go to ACCA’s student virtual learning centre (VLC) you will find “self-check quizzes” on the assumed knowledge and skills for each exam https://studentvirtuallearn.accaglobal.com
This should help you select the specific topics that you need to revise for each Strategic Professional Exam.See also this article which is relevant to planning your progression https://opentuition.com/acca/plan-your-acca-exam-journey
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