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Hi, I just planned to study ACCA recently. As a beginner, I want to know if I can be the ACCA member with just passing all the exams, which I means I won’t find a accounting-related job even I passed the exams. I see the requirement to be a member seems to need accounting experience after taking it.
And I see the certificate require a lot of exams to pass. As I don’t have any accounting experience, I need to take all the exams, considering the too much time spent, do you have any suggestions that in what order is the best to pass the exams?
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You will find a comprehensive article about exam progression here In the meantime please take a look at my exam progression article here https://opentuition.com/acca/plan-your-acca-exam-journey
If you pass all exams you can describe yourself as qualified and refer to yourself as an affiliate https://www.accaglobal.com/lk/en/affiliates.html
Affiliates CANNOT use the designation “ACCA” as that is strictly reserved for members.
As a “beginner” you should expect the qualification (14 exams) to take a minimum of 2 years and perhaps, realistically 3-4 years. Even if you can study full time, you can sit only a maximum maximum of 4 exams during each exam cycle and 8 exams over the course of a calendar year. See here a student’s journey https://opentuition.com/topic/my-acca-journey-12-exams-in-1-5-years from someone who had experience
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