This is the seventh subject in the ACCA Qualification and falls under the Applied Skills Level. This subject focuses on the knowledge and skills in understanding the application and theoretical framework of the accounting standards in preparation of financial statements of entities and groups and how to analyse and interpret the financial statements of the organisation.
Description
This is the seventh subject in the ACCA Qualification and falls under the Applied Skills Level. This subject focuses on the knowledge and skills in understanding the application and theoretical framework of the accounting standards in preparation of financial statements of entities and groups and how to analyse and interpret the financial statements of the organisation.
Accreditation
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
Overview
Conceptual framework for financial reporting
Regulatory framework for financial reporting
Presentation of financial statements
Business Combinations
Interpreting financial statements
Qualification
This subjects is a part of a national qualification. At the end of this subjects you will be awarded a SACOB certificate of completion.
Requirements
The completion of the Applied Knowledge Level, or
The completion of the Diploma in Accounting and Business under the Foundations in Accountancy series.
Please visit the Foundations in Accountancy programme page for more information the courses that fall within its scope.
Duration
This subjects can be completed in 3- 6 months
Packages
Home Study
The Home Study Package offers:
Textbooks
Practice and Revision Kits
Lecturer Support - via Email, Phone and access to the Student Question & Answer Platform
You can now enrol for all your ACCA courses and make use of all the Online benefits.
You will receive user friendly study material such as:
Study Text
Exam Practice Kit
Online Classroom
The Full Online Classroom Package builds on the Home Study Package and provides you with the digital resources that may be available for your course as well as giving you access to the SACOB Online Classroom. The Online Classroom Package offers:
Video Kit
Study plans
Quizzes
Assessment downloads and uploads
SACOB Student Forum
As well as:
MyKaplan Access
Lecturer Resources Study Notes, Power Point Slides, Videos, Question Banks, Progress Tests and those much needed Mock Exams
24 hour lecturer and tutor support
Assessment
This subject consists of a three hour computer-based exam which you can sit in June and December.
A maximum of four subjects can be taken per exam sitting. You will need to obtain 50% per exam in order to pass.
What's next
You can continue your studies with SACOB and ACCA and complete more subjects that make up this qualification.
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