hi all,
It looks like i'll be the first one to post here :)
This is our newly created group, specially for Diploma in IFRS!
Most of u come here for ACCA materials and study buddies, however ACCA qualification is not the only thing that we can study.
There are plenty of degrees that we can get on our way to ACCA membership or after it :)
One of those degrees is Diploma in International Financial Reporting Standards, or DipIFR.
You can read more about it here :
https://www2.accaglobal.com/members/qualifications/dipifr/
Some of u might think , why borther , u'll have ACCA, which includes financial reporting papers, and what makes this Diploma different.
Well, the big difference is that u'll need to pass just one exam and u'll be recognized as an IFRS specialist, while ACCA will still take you years. So simply, u can get some proof of your qualification earlier, plus it's a separate Diploma which will serve as a good proof of your professional knowledge.
The difficulty of the paper lies between F7 and P2 exams.
Many things could be mentioned here, but excessive information is presented at ACCA website :)
As for materials, from my quick overview, i guess BPP and ATC would be the most suitable :)
So let's gather together and work towards obtaining of this degree!!
good luck,
ansi
It looks like i'll be the first one to post here :)
This is our newly created group, specially for Diploma in IFRS!
Most of u come here for ACCA materials and study buddies, however ACCA qualification is not the only thing that we can study.
There are plenty of degrees that we can get on our way to ACCA membership or after it :)
One of those degrees is Diploma in International Financial Reporting Standards, or DipIFR.
You can read more about it here :
https://www2.accaglobal.com/members/qualifications/dipifr/
Some of u might think , why borther , u'll have ACCA, which includes financial reporting papers, and what makes this Diploma different.
Well, the big difference is that u'll need to pass just one exam and u'll be recognized as an IFRS specialist, while ACCA will still take you years. So simply, u can get some proof of your qualification earlier, plus it's a separate Diploma which will serve as a good proof of your professional knowledge.
The difficulty of the paper lies between F7 and P2 exams.
Many things could be mentioned here, but excessive information is presented at ACCA website :)
As for materials, from my quick overview, i guess BPP and ATC would be the most suitable :)
So let's gather together and work towards obtaining of this degree!!
good luck,
ansi
