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ACCA Qualification Structure Explained By The Exam Atlas Editorial Team · Verified 2026-05-29
Study materials: ACCA is structured into three exam levels plus ethics and experience. This is a plain-English summary; ACCA’s official materials are authoritative.
Applied Knowledge
Business and Technology (BT)
Management Accounting (MA)
Financial Accounting (FA)
Applied Skills
Corporate and Business Law (LW)
Performance Management (PM)
Taxation (TX)
Financial Reporting (FR)
Audit and Assurance (AA)
Financial Management (FM)
Strategic Professional
Essentials: Strategic Business Leader (SBL), Strategic Business Reporting (SBR)
Options (choose two): Advanced Financial Management, Advanced Performance Management, Advanced Taxation, Advanced Audit and Assurance
Ethics and experience
The Ethics and Professional Skills module is completed alongside the exams, and the Practical Experience Requirement (36 months of relevant supervised work) is needed to qualify. Most exams require 50% to pass.
FAQ How is ACCA structured? Three exam levels (Applied Knowledge, Applied Skills, Strategic Professional) totalling up to 13 exams, plus the Ethics and Professional Skills module and a practical experience requirement. Get the ACCA study checklist One short email with a study checklist and updates when the exam syllabus changes. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
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