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ACCA and CIMA courses do not include exam fees. You have the flexibility of booking and paying for your exam at a centre that is conveniently located to you.

Management accountants manage the accounting of finance in a company, whereas chartered accountants give financial reports on a company. The fundamental difference is, a chartered accountant works externally (is a freelancer, or contractor, for example) whereas a management accountant is based within an organisation.

Our decision to partner First Intuition was based on their experience in teaching and designing courses for ACCA and CIMA students for 16 years. We wanted a partner who could offer our students world-class online courses, designed for international students and delivered through our local centre

All our courses come from First Intuition UK and include everything you need to pass your exam. Complete with full lecture coverage of the syllabus, our courses are designed in a structured and intuitive way and include extensive question practice from the start. What’s more, all our courses contain an integrated CBE test platform that replicates the real exam environment.

Yes. We know from our own learning data that to successfully pass your exams and achieve high grades, students need to prepare for their online exams in an appropriate test environment that replicates the real exam. All our courses come from First Intuition in the UK and include integrated CBE test platforms.

Yes. All our courses provide complete syllabus coverage through the recorded lectures from FI UK tutors. FI’s Course Notes accompany the lectures, providing the same full syllabus coverage.

The IFG Professional suite of skills courses are designed to support your accountancy studies, while diversifying your professional skillset and employability.

You can choose a premium package to gain access to a suite of skills courses, or choose them individually to create your own unique study journey.

All our courses include both a study planner and a revision planner to help you organise your time and studies and allocate the appropriate amount of time to your course.

Modular, or bitesize, learning has been proven to be the most effective way for students to assimilate and retain information when studying. All our courses adopt a modular approach to learning, with shorter lectures, regular checkpoints and integrated question  practice.

Sometimes delaying your studies or not being able to take an exam is unavoidable. When this happens, you need to review your plan and decide on one of two options. You could choose to take two exams in one sitting but if this feels like too much of a challenge, it may be better to spread your study plan out over a longer period. Once you’ve qualified and are reaping the rewards of your studies, a few extra months will not seem that significant.

The simple answer here is no. There’s a six-week gap between finishing an exam and getting your result. So, whilst we would advise you to take a short break from studying in the week after you’ve finished your exam, this is valuable time you could be using to get well underway with your next paper.

First of all, don’t panic. It’s just one stumble in your overall journey. If you’ve already started studying for your next paper, what you do next will depend on the result you achieved. For example, If you only missed out by a few percent. We’d advise you to carry on with the new paper and plan in some extra time to revisit the paper you’ve failed. If you were more than 10% adrift on the paper you failed, put it to one side for now and focus on the new paper you’re studying for. There’s no reason why you can’t come back to it in the future. Therefore meaning you can succeed in another paper beforehand in order to build your confidence.