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new acca course

seanieclarke · 2006-12-08 23:03:43

hey, all going to plan i will be starting work in practice and studying for acca in 2009. i was just seeing if anyone had any views on the new acca course. is it supposed to be easier/tougher than the current one? will exemptions offered be pretty much the same as now? cheers

09-12-2006 12:03am

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seanieclarke

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hey,

all going to plan i will be starting work in practice and studying for acca in 2009. i was just seeing if anyone had any views on the new acca course.

is it supposed to be easier/tougher than the current one?
will exemptions offered be pretty much the same as now?

cheers

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#2 10-01-2007 2:06pm

mo chara

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i think it may be a little more suited to people in industry rather than practice.

dont think its necessary to sit and pass the final 3 papers at the same time

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