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Diploma in Financial & Management Accounting (ACCA)
NFQ Level 5
- Evening
- In-Person
- 30 Weeks
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Online applicants will be redirected to fetchcourses.ie to complete the application process.
What You'll Learn
You will have the opportunity to learn how to:
- Maintain financial records and manage costs effectively
- Comply with legal requirements and demonstrate professional values
- Improve personal effectiveness and behave ethically in the workplace
- Demonstrate essential skills for junior and apprentice roles in bookkeeping and accounts administration
On successful completion of this course, you will receive the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Level 3 Diploma in Financial and Management Accounting. This is comparable to a Level 5 on the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ)
Timetable & Modules
Timetable:
This course will have blended delivery meaning it will take place online and in the classroom (you will be informed when you’re required to be in the classroom and when the sessions will be online)
The classes will take place on a Tuesday and Thursday between 6pm – 10pm.
| Module | Title |
| MA2 (ACCA) | Managing Costs & Finance |
| FP (ACCA) | Foundations in Professionalism |
| FA2 (ACCA) | Maintaining Financial Records |
Progression / Career
This qualification gives you basic skills in accounting.
These skills are suitable for entry level, junior, or apprentice roles in bookkeeping, accounts administration, and other financial support jobs, setting you on a path to a successful career in finance.
Entry Requirements
- Students must have level 4 skills and knowledge from the National Qualifications Framework to succeed in this course. You can show this through formal education or relevant life and work experience.
- While you don’t need prior experience to participate on this course, you should have an interest in this area.
- If your first language is not English, you will need to show skills in speaking, writing and listening in English. According to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL) non-native English speakers need a B2 level in writing, reading, listening, and speaking.
Eligibility
Non-EU/EEA applicants need permission to work in Ireland. Please visit our eligibility page for more information on whether you are eligible.
Cost / Fees
€570
You might qualify for reduced course fees or even have your fees waived (no fees).
We will talk to you about the possible low/no cost fees options during your application process.
Share This Course:
Real Students, Real Results!
“The support started from the reception, when you come to Donegal College it is a special atmosphere. I enjoyed this course indeed, I met really high-level professional tutors, Claire Curran and Marguerite McGee. Marguerite not only taught the educational material but worried about each student as her own child. My studies gave me an excellent understanding of local taxation principles, which help me in my Irish work experiences.”
Yuliia Vaniukova
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Where do the courses take place?
Courses are delivered across Donegal at one of our 19 Donegal College campuses, certain courses are delivered in community venues in your local area, various courses are delivered online or through blended learning, and training can be offered on-site at your business, depending on the course.
Can I apply for an Apprenticeship?
The first step is to secure a job with an approved apprentice employer. An Apprenticeship is a three-way contract of employment between you, your employer and SOLAS, with on-the-job and off-the-job training delivered in phases. Full details are available on: www.apprenticeship.ie
To find out more about becoming an apprentice or an approved apprentice employer please contact our Apprenticeship Services Team: Tel: 074 9120500 or Email: apprenticeship@donegaletb.ie