Issued by the Matriculation Board

Yes, you can  register to start the  ACCA Qualification  if you meet these requirements: 

• Completion of 6 subjects

• 5 subjects passed in one sitting

• Minimum aggregate mark of 45% is obtained

• 3 subjects passed at Higher grade 

• 2 passes in a language (one at Higher Grade)

Passes in English and Maths. 

Issued by the Matriculation Board

Yes, you can register for the  ACCA Qualification  if you meet these requirements:

• Students must take 6 subjects

• 2 subjects must be languages

• 1 subject must be Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy

• 1 subject must be Life Orientation

• 1 subject must be English

Students must achieve a grade 3 (40% ) or higher. 

Matriculation to University with Bachelor or Masters can allow you to start the ACCA Qualification. Please remember to view the exemption enquiry database to find out if your part complete degree attracts exemptions.

This comprises    4 contact weekend sessions (7hrs * 4 = 28 hours).    During this phase, we use the 5 case studies reviewed during the pre-reading phase, to teach the full SBL syllabus at a very high level as required to succeed at the final exam. The 5 case studies combined, have been written to be of immediate relevance in teaching the 9 core SBL examinable competencies: leadership; governance;  strategy; risk; technology and data analytics; organisational control and audit; finance in planning and decision-making; innovation, performance, excellence and change management).  

This phase also comprises of 4 contact weekend sessions (28 hours) coupled with a number of non-contact sessions directed by CharterQuest. It starts with a Progress Test, designed to assess your integrative, broad and high-level understanding of the 9 core SBL examinable competencies, whilst introducing the ACCA’s SBL marking grid (technical versus professional skills).

The focus of this phase is to build your exam techniques, by attempting a series of mock exams -and debriefing the model answers, with a determined focus on the exam marking grid. We delve deeper into how to earn 'technical marks versus professional marks', how to build an answer, and sharing with you insights from several webinars held with the chief examiners of the new SBL module in relation to how marks are earned and allocated.