Aimed at experienced bookkeepers, the Advanced Certificate in Accounting qualification covers areas such as double entry bookkeeping, financial statements, intermediate spreadsheets and software use.

The Professional Diploma comprises three core modules, a synoptic assessment and two optional units from a choice of five.

ACCA Accountant in Business introduces students who may not have a business background, to the business, which as an entity is made up of people and systems which interact with the environment and with each other.

In this module you will learn about: maintaining financial records; making adjustments to accounting records and financial statements; preparing financial statements; and professional ethics.

Advanced Audit and Assurance will teach you how to analyse, evaluate, and report on assurance engagements, as well as other issues in audit and assurance, within the context of current financial developments and best practice.

This unit is the first of two Advanced level financial accounting units. It develops Foundation level skills, incorporating Advanced Bookkeeping and managing records for non-current assets, in preparation for producing final accounts for unincorporated organisations.

Within P4, you will develop in-depth knowledge of the world of finance and gain the theoretical skills required of senior financial advisors and executives.