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ACCA qualified and Grad Scheme

I would like to kindly ask a question with regards to being ACCA qualified or ACCA partially qualified, and as a recent graduate. I was given conflicting information from previous Q&As : "You are still eligible to apply for the graduate programme, Have you completed all exams as part of ACCA? No problem, you're still eligible to apply to the Grad programme and wouldn't need to sit any exams Yes - we sponsor Visas too" "If you have completed a significant amount (of ACCA), then unfortunately you wont be able to come through the graduate route and would be best placed coming through the Experience Hire route" So I am just wondering if I am eligible to apply to the graduate role as a soon to be graduate that has my ACCA? Thank you so much

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  • Author: Anonymous
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  • Anonymous

    Hi there,

    Many thanks for your question.

    Firstly, I do apologise for the conflicting information that you have received; I would like to provide some clarity for you.

    If candidates are part- qualified or fully qualified, your application will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis to assess if you qualify for any exam exemptions. Due to this, we would recommend submitting an application for our 2024 roles (opening this September) and our screening team will assess if you're eligible. You will then receive an update.

    We receive a huge volume of candidates on a yearly basis and for this reason, we advise the candidate to research if they are eligible from the outset. All of our role requirements are outlined on our website.

    I hope this is helpful and best of luck with your application if you apply!

    Josh Burton
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