ACCA ACCA Regular Batch

Start ACCA with strong basics

ACCA Knowledge Level is designed for students starting their ACCA journey. It builds the foundation in business, management accounting, and financial accounting, helping students understand the basics before moving to Skill and Professional Level papers.

What you'll learn

• Business and Technology (BT): how organisations function within their economic, regulatory, and technological environment
• Management Accounting (MA): internal planning, costing, budgeting, and performance evaluation techniques
• Financial Accounting (FA): double-entry bookkeeping, preparation of financial statements under IFRS, and basic consolidation
• ACCA ethical framework and professional values
• Foundation for progression to the ACCA Applied Skills Level

This course includes

• 200-250 hours of conceptual learning — Structured video classes covering BT, MA, and FA in depth.
• 3 ACCA-aligned hardcopy books — Books delivered according to your exam window for focused preparation
• 1,000+ curated practice questions — Practice across BT, MA, and FA to build accuracy and exam confidence
• 1.5× Views permanent recorded access — You can watch the complete course content for up to one-and-a-half times its total class duration
• Exam-oriented revision notes — Quick-revision notes designed to reinforce concepts and improve recall
• Concept-to-Skills Progression — A preparation approach focused on clarity, application, and readiness for Applied Skills

Curriculum

Business and Technology

• Business Organisation and Environment
• Structure, Culture and Governance
• Business Function and Technology
• Leadership and Management
• Personal Effectiveness and Communication
• Professional Ethics

Management Accounting

• Nature and Purpose of Management Information
• Data Analysis and Statistical Techniques
• Cost Accounting Techniques
• Budgeting
• Standard Costing
• Performance Measurement

Financial Accounting

• Context and Purpose of Financial Reporting
• Accounting principles, Concepts and Qualitative Characteristics
• The Use of Double Entry Bookkeeping and Accounting Systems
• Recording Transactions and Events
• Reconciliations
• Preparing a Trail Balance
• Preparing a Financial Statements
• Preparing Basic Consolidated Financial Statements
• Interpretation of Financial Statements