Graduate Training
You’re only three steps away from becoming a qualified accountant and gaining your ‘ACCA’ letters. ACCA membership
comprises of Exams, Ethics and Experience.
Exams
Students will need to complete 14 papers in total. However students with relevant degrees from a recognised
university may be eligible for exemptions for up to nine papers in the Fundamentals level. The breadth of syllabus
will mean that you will gain an understanding in all areas of accountancy before you choose what area you wish to
specialise in.
Ethics
Professional ethics is at the heart of the ACCA Qualification. You will have to complete an online ethics module
that has been designed to test you on a range of ethical situations and what your decisions would be. ACCA is a
leader in developing the profession globally and so it is important that the accountants we train are ethically aware
and responsible.
Experience
A key component of the ACCA Qualifications is practical experience. Students will need to complete three-years’
relevant practical experience. If you have undertaken relevant work experience before you started the ACCA
Qualification than this can be counted towards the total. Experience combined with your examination results will
provide invaluable proof of your abilities to future employers. During training you can work in any business sector,
and even change employers if you wish to gain more variety of experience.
Graduate Partners
There are graduate training positions available within a range of organisations that offer the ACCA Qualification.
KPMG, Orange, Transport for London, Nationwide, Abbey, Standard Chartered, Welsh Audit Office, BDO and Centrica are
just some of the organisations that offer graduate placements. For more information about these schemes visit the
ACCA website.
ACCA Accredited Employers
These are organisations that have demonstrated an ongoing commitment to training ACCA students, providing them
with structured study and training support. ACCA works closely with these Accredited Employers to ensure that
students and those training them receive the best possible support and advice. |