ACCA 2014 的改变.pdfVIP

Your Guide to the ACCA Qualification Changes from 2014 There are a number of changes happening to the ACCA Qualification from 2014 and at BPP we want to ensure you are aware of what is changing and how it will impact your studies. What has already changed? New format exams for the Knowledge module papers (F1 – F3) were introduced at the end of February 2014. All our materials were updated, and they will continue to be valid until August 2015. Our course prices also went down to make it easier for you to get started with the ACCA qualification. You can find out about our dates and prices on our website at /ACCA What is going to change? There are a number of different things that are going to be happening: 1. A change in the exam year for all papers 2. A change in the exam format of the F4 (Law) exam 3. A change in the exam format of the other Skills module papers 4. An increase in the number of sittings 5. An increase in the use of e-assessment within the qualification You can find more information on each of these areas below. A change to the exam year ACCA are changing the exam year of the papers which means the period of time a syllabus is valid for will be different. The previous syllabus covered the June 2013, December 2013 and June 2014 exams (excluding Tax) meaning the study materials provided were valid for 18 months. However changes to the syllabus and legislative updates (excluding Tax) will now be made for the December 2014 sitting and will remain valid until the June 2015 exams. Tax papers Tax paper’s will continue to be updated in line with The Finance Act therefore legislative updates made for the June 2014 exam will remain valid for the December 2014 exams. These will be updated for the June 2015 sitting. Knowledge Module The Knowledge Module (F1-F3) papers will continue to have the same syllabus content until August 2015. F4 (Corporate and Exam format