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hello sir, I’m here to get your help in order to clarify a shadow zone. I’ve heard that students who opted for LAW (Global variant) instead of English variant can’t work as auditor in UK when become ACCA member and specialised in audit. Is that statement true or false. please sir I need your explanation.
kind regards.See here https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/member/sectors/smp/practising-certificates-and-licences/apply-for-an-acca-practising-certificate-and-audit-qualification.html for an ACCA practising certificate and audit qualification, applicants must have:
“successfully completed the UK or Irish variants of the following ACCA exams (or equivalent from previous syllabus):
Corporate and Business Law
Taxation
Strategic Business Reporting
Advanced Audit and Assurance”You should bear in mind, however, that if you sit the wrong “variant” there are ways in which this can be remedied post-qualification. Also, the number of qualified member requiring a practicing certificate is a minuscule percentage (i.e. only a very small proportion of members go on to become partners of audit firms).
So to do GLO or any other variant Law exam is only a limitation on being an audit partner signing auditor’s reports – it would not in any way limit someone from being another member of an audit firm/team.
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