The ACCA Foundation In Accountancy (ACCA FIA) is a vocational qualification designed by ACCA that will allow you to support the work of professional accountants. The final-level examinations are equivalent in standard to the first year of a university degree programme. Consequently, ACCA FIA graduates are allowed to move directly to Fundamentals Level (Skills Module).
The knowledge, skills and practical experience you have gained while studying the ACCA FIA qualification can exempt you from certain papers and count towards the practical experience requirement of the ACCA Qualification.
There are seven examinations to the ACCA FIA. Each level is designed to test the knowledge, skills and understanding needed to work in accounting support roles.
The ACCA FIA qualification could be your steppingstone to the ACCA Qualification and membership of the global body for professional accountants.
Your pathway to a brighter future starts here
Entry Requirements
Academic Requirements
| SPM / O-Level or equivalent 5Cs (including English and Mathematics) |
| UEC 3Bs (including English and Mathematics) |
English Language Requirements
| TOEFL 550 paperbased, 213 computerbased, 80 internet-based |
| IELTS 6.0 |
| MUET Band 4 |
| SPM English C |
| UEC English B6 |
| O-Level English (1119) Credit |
Programme Structure
ACCA Foundation In Accountancy Programme Syllabus
- Recording Financial Transactions
- Management Information
- Maintaining Financial Records
- Managing Costs and Finances
- Business and Technology
- Management Accounting
- Financial Accounting
College Subjects
- Financial Planning
- Regulations and Professional Ethics
Progression Pathway
Career Prospects
ACCA FIA graduates will be able to support Financial Managers in any type of business, both locally and internationally.
