Advanced Level
The Advanced Level exams include the Corporate Reporting exam, the Strategic Business Management exam and the Case Study. The Advanced Level exams can be taken in July and November each year and you can take your exams at an exam centre or via remote invigilation.
Advanced Level overview
The Corporate Reporting and Strategic Business Management exams are computer-based. They test your understanding and strategic decision-making at a senior level. They also present real-life scenarios, with greater complexity and wider implications than the Professional Level exams. The Case Study presents a complex business issue which challenges your ability to solve problems, identify ethical implications and provide effective solutions. The Case Study tests the knowledge, skills and experience you have gained to date.
The Advanced Level exams are fully open book, replicating a real-life scenario where all the resources are at your fingertips. The exams are available to sit every July and November.
Advanced Level preparation
Exam resources
Syllabus
Permitted texts
Six-monthly reviews
It is a requirement of the ACA training agreement that you and your employer meet at least every six months. These meetings are to discuss and monitor your progress on professional development, ethics and professional scepticism, practical work experience, and exams.
Advanced Level study support
Webinar
BPP tutor, Phil Sparks, talks you through retaking an Advanced Level exam which explores exam feedback, preparation guidance and study support with a few key hints and tips on how to succeed.
Overview of the Advanced Level
In this guidethe Advanced Level is introduced, providing an overview on each module with helpful advice on what to expect and what to look out for when sitting an Advanced Level exam.
Understanding the Advanced Level – for top-up/MOU students
This webinar is specifically for top-up/MOU students who start their ACA studies at the Advanced Level. It looks at the challenges of these exams, how they differ from other exams you would have previously sat, and how to approach these exams.
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