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1y agoI have completed EPSM, OBU, and 12 out of 13 exams, with only AFM remaining. Therefore, I will automatically qualify as an ACCA Affiliate in 2027, correct?
10mo ago#2If you have any queries concerning the transition tool, you should contact ACCA directly https://forms.accaglobal.com/contact-us
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If I am learning AAT level 3 can I also start learning the applied knowledge in ACCA, the 4th textbook at the same time??
8mo ago#4@Yocheved - welcome to this forum - though your question should have been a new post rather than attached to this unrelated post. If you use the ACCA exemptions calculator https://www.accaglobal.com/uk/en/help/exemptions-calculator.html and put in AAT as the Institution you will see that AAT level 3 does not get you any exemptions from ACCA's professional qualification, but if you pass AAT level 4, you will be exempt the first three knowledge exams (BT, MA and FA). So you don't need to study separately for AAT level 4 and ACCA's BT/MA/FA. If you're planning on registering for ACCA and not sitting AAT level 4 there's not reason why you can't start studying for ACCA while completing level 3.
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