ACCA Courses Part Time

A re you interested in a new world of opportunity, which will enable you to work in any area of finance or management in any business? Contact us now about our ACCA Courses(Part time courses).

• Do you want to become a professional accountant and are unsure of where to start? Check our part time ACCA Courses.
• ACCA Courses - Any four papers for €2,000
• Do you want to enhance your skill set and build a better future for yourself?
• Do you have an ATI qualification and want to progress?
• Do you want a change of career but are unsure of what to do?
• Do you want follow a career path that leads to an advisory or consultancy role?
• Do you want a qualification that is transferable all over the world?
• Do you want a course that suits your own pace and lifestyle?
• Do you want to keep your career options as open as possible?

Recent ACCA prizewinner Sinead Grogan who achieved joint 1st in Ireland and 8th overall in the World in her ACCA P1 exam. Sinead is pictured together with James O’Connor, P1 lecturer and Shane Ormsby, Director of IBAT College.

Most recent prize winner is Kairi Uibo, who achieved 1st place in Ireland and 9th place in the world in paper F8 Audit and Assurance in ACCA exams in June 2012.

ACCA Courses Overview

ACCA is a professional accountancy qualification that benefits from global recognition. Once you qualify, ACCA membership opens doors to a successful career in accountancy practice or finance, and immediately increases your earning potential. It is very highly rated in the fields of banking, management and consulting, and is a major advantage in competing for senior roles. ACCA membership also enables you to obtain the status of a Registered Auditor.

IBAT College is a Gold-Level provider of The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) programme. The programme consists of Fundamental Papers F1 - F9 and Professional Papers P1 - P7. All papers are delivered twice yearly from February to May and August to November.

Where will the Accountancy Courses take my career?

ACCA Qualification is a passport to a new world of opportunity. It will enable you to become a ACCA Chartered Certified Accountant, use the designatory letters of ACCA, and work in any aspect of finance or management in any business. enables you to obtain the status of a Registered Auditor.

Who accredits the ACCA courses?

The ACCA Association of Chartered Certified Accountants is the largest and fastest growing international professional accountancy body in the world, with nearly 370,000 members and students in 160 countries. The ACCA Ireland syllabus has been recognised by the United Nations as providing the basis for a global accountancy qualification. This qualification enables you to become a Chartered Certified Accountant, to use the letters ACCA, and to work in any aspect of finance or management in any business.

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Fundamental Level – Knowledge	Fundamental Level – Skills	Professional Level – Essentials
F1 – Accountant in Business F2 – Management Accounting F3 – Financial Accounting Foundations in Professionalism*   = Diploma in Accounting and Business	F4 – Corporate & Business Law F5 – Performance Management F6 – Taxation F7 – Financial Reporting F8 – Audit And Assurance F9 – Financial Management Professional Ethics*   = Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Business	P1 - Governance, Risks & Ethics P2 - Corporate Reporting P3 - Business Analysis
*Compulsory modules to be completed online
The timetable for each of the subjects is structured to provide a focused tuition section, dedicated revision sessions including a corrected mock exam.

What are the ACCA Courses fees?

IBAT offers students the opportunity to make unrivalled savings on fees, along with a Guaranteed Pass system which includes free revision and mock exams for re-sits.

What do I get for my Accounting courses fees?

• Access to your online student portal (view student portal site)
• Excellent college facilities (view college photos)

I would like to apply for the accounting courses what should I do?

To apply please complete our online enquiry form which will give us the key details to start your application and a member of our admissions team will contact you with further details. Alternatively, please feel free to contact Richard O'Brien our admissions specialist for ACCA courses on 01 807 5055, to register or to set up a meeting to discuss the course further. You can also email us at enquiry@ibat.ie. If you are satisfied with all the information that you have seen, you also can register online now for this course by clicking the 'Pay fees online' link at the top of this page. This will secure your place on the course and save you time. Please feel free to visit the college anytime and our course content experts will be more then willing to discuss any queries you may have. We look forward to seeing you. Students must register with ACCA directly.

Am I eligible for this ACCA Course?

Students should consult http://www.accaglobal.com or speak directly to our course coordinator who will be happy to advise.

How long is this ACCA Course?

There are two examination sessions per year – one in June and one in December.

View Student Feedback: View Student Feedback from students who completed the ACCA Professional Course

Alan Osborne – ACCA "The lectures were very good and had an excellent approach to the course subjects.We had access to plenty of notes and things were simplified as much as possible. The ACCA course gives me a qualification that can be brought anywhere and will widen my career oppertunities. It has helped me in my current position and studying for an accountancy qualification has made me more valuable to my own company".

View the Lecturers' Profiles

Paul Lydon – Profile – ACCA Lecturer F2 and F9 Paul has lectured extensively in Financial and Management Accounting over the past five years in both private and state colleges including ACCA and ICAI students. Prior to 2002, Paul worked as a professional accountant for many years. He is a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants and holds an MBS in Marketing and Entrepreneurship.
Cliodna McAleer – Profile - ACCA Lecturer F4 Cliodna holds a Barrister-at-Law Degree from the Honorable Society of Kings Inns, a Bachelor of European Business and Legal Studies from University College Dublin and a Graduate Diploma in Information Technology from Dublin City University. Having previously worked in the business sector and now a practicing Barrister-at-Law Cliodna brings her extensive experience in both law and business to her teaching practice enabling her to deliver an in-depth and high quality Corporate and Business Law programme.
James O’Connor – Profile - ACCA Lecturer F8, P1 and P3 James has been lecturing, specialising in business related subjects on Masters, Professional and Undergraduate academic programmes for a number of years. He is also responsible for the design and delivery of business related training modules for corporate clients. He has previously lectured with the D.I.T. and V.E.C. He holds an honours M.B.A. from D.C.U. as well as a Post Graduate Diploma in Training and Education. Prior to going into full-time training, James has worked for three separate and distinct multinational companies (American, Japanese and Irish) in various management roles. He is a confident lecturer and his style is very supportive to accommodating and enhancing upon a positive student academic experience
Barry Smith – Profile –ACCA Lecturer F7 Barry Smith, chartered accountant, has been teaching accounting and finance since 2001. He spent five years teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels at Dublin City University Business School. In 2006, he left Dublin City University to establish his own business developing online accounting and finance educational content. Barry continues to teach ACCA and ACA accounting courses on a freelance basis and has recently authored a financial accounting textbook for McGraw-Hill publishers. Prior to working at DCU, he spent five years working with PricewaterhouseCoopers in New Zealand, Germany and Zimbabwe. Barry holds undergraduate and postgraduate degrees from University College Dublin and is currently completing PhD research at the University of Birmingham, UK.
Michael Reidy - IATI Taxation Lecturer Michael is currently employed by the RevenueCommissioners and has over 30 years experience in various areas of theorganisation. His current role in Revenue’s Planning Division includesdeveloping and implementing new taxes and duties. Having spent several years working as an auditorfor Revenue he later went on to design and develop components of Revenue’s audittraining programme, which is accredited by University of Limerick to diploma anddegree level in Applied Taxation. Michael has lectured extensively in taxationfor many years including Revenue auditors, Accounting Technicians Ireland, Instituteof Taxation and ACCA. In addition, he has also set, marked and provided qualityassurance on many taxation exams. Michael’s qualifications’ include B.A. (HonoursDegree) in Applied Taxation from University of Limerick; he is an Associate ofInstitute of Taxation and was awarded a Diploma in Management Business Studies byIMI. Michael focuses on ensuring students are fullyaware of what is expected in taxation exams and how to apply their taxknowledge to real life business situations.
David Ahern, FCCA, FAIA - ACCA Lecturer P2 (Fellow of the chartered certified accountants and Fellow of the association of international accountants) David has over 20 years lecturing experience as a professional accountancy lecturer on ACCA programmes. He was founder director of BPP in Ireland and his students have been placed 1st in Ireland on numerous occasions, including two world 1st place prize-winners. David is one of the most widely renowned P2 lecturers in Ireland and we were delighted to welcome him as a member of our lecturing team at IBAT for the September-December 2012 term. At the December 2012 sitting, all P2 students who had 100% lecture attendance achieved a 100% pass rate.
Isolde Hampson – ACCA Lecturer F6 Isolde is a Principal Officer with the Revenue Commissioners. She has 33 years experience working across several areas of the organisation. She currently heads up the Wicklow Office of the Revenue Commissioners and is responsible for all taxes and duties within that geographical area. She spent several years working as an auditor for the Revenue Commissioners. Later she went on to design and develop part of Revenue’s training programme for its trainee auditors, which is accredited by University of Limerick with a diploma or degree in Applied Taxation. She taught and set exams for several Taxation and Financial Accounting modules on that course. Before moving to her current position she headed up Revenue’s Incentives Division. In that role she was responsible for taxation policy aimed at supporting job creation and encouraging foreign direct investment into Ireland. While in that role she drafted legislation for seven Finance Acts. Isolde holds a First Class Honours BBS Degree in Financial and Management Accounting. She has been teaching Taxation 1 and Advanced Taxation on the IATI programme since 2002. She joined IBAT College in 2006.
Margaret O`Keefe - ACCA Lecturer F3 Margaret has a BA in Accounting and Finance from DCU and is a qualified ACCA accountant. She has strong lecturing experience at Masters, Undergraduate and ACCA levels in Financial Accounting, Financial Analysis and Financial Management. She has taught with Dublin Business School on the MBA and MSc in Accounting and Finance and is currently with IBAT College on the ACCA F3 programme. Prior to this she lectured at Dublin City University on a number of Masters programmes and on the BA in Accounting and Finance. In addition to her lecturing experience, she has strong and diverse commercial experience as an investment commercial evaluator with Enterprise Ireland, an auditor and a financial controller, all of which have strongly enhanced her teaching.

View Sample Notes: View sample notes from the ACCA Course

• View Sample Notes - ACCA F7 - Barry Smith
• View Sample Notes - ACCA F9 - Paul Lydon
• View Sample Notes - ACCA P1 - James O' Connor
• View Sample Notes - ACCA Courses P3 - James O' Connor

View a Sample Lecture Videos: View a sample lecture video from the ACCA Courses

• View Sample Lecture - ACCA F9 Financial Management - Paul Lydon
• View Sample Lecture - ACCA P1 Professional Accountant - James O'Connor

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