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In this video, we will calculate conditional exemption through the ACCA exemption calculator.
If you already have some qualifications you may not have to take all of the exams in the ACCA Qualification or Foundations in Accountancy awards. These are called exemptions and mean that you will start your studies at the right level for your knowledge and skill.
ACCA offers conditional exemptions to students who are studying an assessed course and will graduate at a date in the future. Students can claim exemptions up to the Financial Management (FM) exam. Upon your graduation, you will be required to submit documentary evidence to ACCA to confirm that you have completed the course and passed all the required modules. The conditional exemptions would then be converted to actual exemptions.
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I registered with ACCA under a previous syllabus and received different exemptions to those now shown for my qualification on the Exemptions calculator. Can my exemptions be re-assessed?
If I want to work in audit, can I apply for exemptions and subsequently apply for an ACCA practising certificate and audit qualification for the UK or Ireland?
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I have been awarded exemptions from all exams in Applied Knowledge and Applied Skills of the syllabus. How does this affect my eligibility for a UK or Irish Practising Certificate and Audit Qualification?
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