What courses does Osborne Training offer?

Osborne Training offers professional courses in AAT accounting (Levels 2, 3, and 4), bookkeeping, payroll, Sage 50 Accounts, Sage Payroll, SAP (FICO, HANA, SD modules), ACCA, CPD for accountants, and AWS cloud computing certifications. Courses are available in-centre in London, online with live classes, and as distance learning.

Is Osborne Training an accredited AAT training provider?

Yes. Osborne Training is an approved AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) training provider. AAT is the UK's leading accounting qualification body, regulated by Ofqual. Osborne Training is also an authorised Sage training partner, delivering Sage-certified courses for Sage 50 Accounts and Sage Payroll.

Can I study AAT courses online with Osborne Training?

Yes. All AAT Level 2, 3, and 4 courses at Osborne Training are available as online distance learning, giving you access to study materials, tutor support, and recorded sessions without attending in person. Online courses cover the same syllabus and lead to the same AAT qualification as in-centre study.

What is the pass rate at Osborne Training?

Osborne Training reports a pass rate consistently above 96% across its examined accounting and payroll courses. The college provides intensive tutor support and practice exam preparation to help students meet this standard. Verified student reviews on Reviews.co.uk give Osborne Training a 4.9 out of 5 rating.

How long does it take to complete AAT qualifications at Osborne Training?

AAT Level 2 typically takes 3 to 6 months. AAT Level 3 takes 4 to 8 months. AAT Level 4 takes 6 to 12 months. Osborne Training offers fast-track options that combine Levels 2 and 3 or Levels 3 and 4, allowing students to complete both qualifications in less time with intensive study.

What SAP courses does Osborne Training offer?

Osborne Training offers SAP training in three modules: SAP FICO (Financial Accounting and Controlling), SAP HANA (in-memory database and analytics platform), and SAP SD (Sales and Distribution). Courses are delivered with live online instruction and are suited to professionals seeking SAP certification for ERP roles in the UK.

Does Osborne Training offer courses in London?

Yes. Osborne Training has a dedicated study centre in London where students can attend in-person classes for accounting, AAT, Sage, SAP, and payroll courses. The London campus offers classroom-based and blended study options alongside the college's online and distance learning programmes.

ACCA Courses

ACCA Courses

Your Route to Professional Status

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Completion Time

2-4 Years

Certification

Certificate from ACCA

Payment

Flexible payment options

Digital Study Materials

Included

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Why Study with Osborne Training?

✓ Award-winning, highly recognised ACCA Tuition Provider in London
✓ Experienced ACCA expert tutors
✓ Digital study material prepared by industry expert tutors
✓ Books can be delivered to your address
✓ Flexible payment option – Instalments available
✓ Exam preparation kit for higher exam success

✓ Tutorial support from an expert tutor by email throughout the course duration
✓ Access to Career Hub for 3 Months for career upgrade support (Find More)

Courses Available

Applied Knowledge Level

Applied Skills Level

Strategic Professional Level

Course Details

The ACCA Qualification is designed to provide the accounting knowledge, skills, and professional values that will deliver finance professionals who are capable of building successful careers across all sectors.

Overview

The ACCA Qualification is designed to provide the accounting knowledge, skills and professional values which will deliver finance professionals who are capable of building successful careers across all sectors. Whether they are working in the public or private sectors, practising in accounting firms, or pursuing a career in business. The ACCA Qualification is your route to professional status. Therefore, making a decision to study ACCA courses at Osborne Training will be one of the biggest decision you would make for your career.

How long is the ACCA Study program?

Depending on the entry point, the ACCA courses can take approximately 2 to 4 years to complete. However, it depends on whether the student is passing examinations regularly. As an ACCA Student you are permitted to take up to 8 exams in a year.

ACCA Courses Assessment

Assessment is by external examination by Computer Based Exam (CBE) or Paper Based Exams (PBE) depending on the units.

Mode of Study

Online Distance Learning through our Virtual Learning Campus (VLC). You get access to digital study materials, practice papers, question bank and tutorial support throughout the course.

Syllabus Summary

ACCA Course Contents & Guidance

A. Applied Knowledge Level

There are three units at this level.

You’ll learn about the role of accounting in the business environment and develop the practical skills and techniques required of an accountant.

Applied Knowledge

Applied Knowledge is the entry level to the ACCA accounting qualification. If you have no previous qualifications, then you should complete the final level of the AAT or FIA Diploma first, before moving on to ACCA.

Students with two A-Levels and three GCSEs in five separate subjects (including English and Maths) or with a non-relevant degree or NVQ qualification can proceed directly on to the Applied Knowledge level.

There are three subjects in the Applied Knowledge level and these can be sat in any order.

Knowledge exams

Exams for the three Knowledge subjects are available to sit as a Computer Based Exam (CBE) at your local ACCA Exam centre.

Computer Based Exams

Available all year round (subject to availability)
Objective test and multi-task questions
2 hour exam with a pass mark of 50%

Computer Based Exams consist of objective test questions and multi-task questions (MTQs). MTQs contain a series of tasks for students to complete, tasks which relate to one or more scenarios.

Knowledge exemptions

If you are AAT, FIA or CAT qualified or hold a relevant degree (e.g. Accountancy, Finance, Law or Management) then you may be eligible for exemptions from the Knowledge level. You must apply for exemptions through ACCA when you register with ACCA as a student.

We advise doing this before you begin the level to ensure you start your studies at the correct point. You can check to see if you qualify for any exemptions on the ACCA website.

ACCA Applied Knowledge Level Units

Business and Technology (BT) – formerly F1
Management Accounting (MA) – formerly F2
Financial Accounting (FA) – formerly F3

B. Applied Skills Level

ACCA Applied Skills Level

Skills Module

Subjects can be sat in any order. Students can sit up to four subjects in one exam sitting and a maximum of eight per year. You can overlap with Applied Knowledge as long as this level is being completed.

Applied Skills exams

LW is available as a Computer Based Exam (CBE) all year round at various ACCA approved centres. Both written and computer based versions of the LW exam are two hours long with no reading time. ENG and GLO versions of the exam are only examined by CBE in the UK. With the exception of LW, exams for the Applied Skills subjects are available as Session CBEs sat at ACCA centres and there are four exam sittings per year.

In the UK, Applied Skills subjects are only examined by Session CBE. In some countries the subjects are still also available as Paper Based Exams (PBE) which take place at the same time as the Session CBE. Find out more about Session CBEs in your location.

Session CBEs are three hours 20 minutes long plus up to 10 minutes to read the pre-exam instructions. PBEs are three hours long with 15 minutes reading time. Find out more about the CBE exam format.

The pass mark for all subjects is 50%.

Applied Skills exemptions

If you have a relevant degree in Accountancy, Finance, Law or Management you may be eligible for exemptions from the some or all of the Applied Skills level. You must apply for exemptions through ACCA when you register with ACCA as a student.

We advise doing this before you begin the level to ensure you start your studies at the correct point. You can check to see if you qualify for any exemptions on the ACCA website.

Applied Skills Level Units

Corporate and Business Law England (LW-ENG) – formerly F4
Performance Management (PM) – formerly F5
Taxation (TX) – formerly F6
Financial Reporting (FR) – formerly F7
Audit and Assurance (AA) – formerly F8
Financial Management (FM) – formerly F9

C. Strategic Professional

Strategic Professional Level Units

Essentials (2 Mandatory units)

Strategic Business Leader (SBL)
This innovative case study exam is designed to mirror the workplace. You'll draw on strategy, leadership, governance and risk, innovation and sustainable performance to show you have the blend of skills employers are looking for.
Strategic Business Reporting (SBR)
This exam takes reporting to a new level - helping you develop the skills to communicate the implications of transactions and reporting to different stakeholders.

Optionals (2 out of 4)

Advanced Financial Management (AFM)
You will apply relevant knowledge, skills and exercise professional judgment as expected of a senior financial executive or advisor, in taking or recommending decisions relating to the financial management of an organisation in private and public sectors.
Advanced Performance Management (APM)
All organisations need to have their performance and strategic development evaluated regularly. In this exam, you will do this by using relevant knowledge and skills and exercising professional judgment to select and apply strategic management accounting techniques in different business contexts.
Advanced Taxation (ATX)
Tax has a major impact on business and financial decision-making in all jurisdictions. You will learn about applying your national tax laws to the finances of individuals and businesses and exercising professional judgment in relation to different tax frameworks. Should your national jurisdiction not be covered, we recommend students select the UK variant.
Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA)
You will leam how to analyse, evaluate and draw conclusions on the assurance engagement and other audit and assurance issues in the context of best practice and current developments. You can choose whether to study the International (INT) or United Kingdom (UK) standards.

Future Career

Progression upon completion

Upon completion of the Knowledge and Skills Level, and provided you have passed F6, F7 and F9 you can opt to undertake the BSc in Accounting from Oxford Brookes University before proceeding with the Professional papers. This degree has been jointly designed by the Oxford Brookes University and ACCA to meet the requirements of a degree and also those of a professional qualification giving you a leading edge to build a successful career.

Students of ACCA are now automatically registered for the Oxford Brookes University degree when they enrol with ACCA. As soon as they have completed all exams for the Knowledge and Skills Level of the ACCA’s professional examinations, and the Professional Ethics module, they may submit a “Research and Analysis Project” to Oxford Brookes University which will be assessed by Oxford Brookes University Business School staff. For up-to-date requirements and procedures please visit the ACCA website.

Brighter Future

Accounting is crucial to the functioning of organisations, the global economy and to the development of societies. We are at the leading edge of Accounting & Finance developments at Osborne Training and this innovation is reflected in our study resources. Our study resources are highly rated by professional accountants. Our study package includes traditional technical accounting & finance study material prepared by qualified accountants from professional body like ACCA. Therefore, our aim is to produce well-rounded professional leaders of the future.

Accounting jobs you could qualify for

Financial Accountant
Management Accountant
Finance Executive
Audit Manager

In these roles, you could earn on average £56,000 per year (Source: Reed Salary Checker)

Fees & Apply

Payment Options

You may choose any of the following options to pay for your course

By Debit/Credit Card: You can pay in full on our website using the Enrol Online option. You may be eligible to claim a free Tablet PC (Eligibility Criteria Applies, Find More Here)

Flexible Payment Option: You may consider paying your fees over 6/12 equal monthly instalments/payment plan by paying an initial payment of 30% of Course Fees. The second payment will start from the 1st of the month following the initial/first payment. The Total Amount payable under the payment plan(s) will be shown during checkout.

Employer Funded: If your current employer is likely to fund the Course, please send us your employer details (Name, Address, email address, Telephone, and Contact Person), and we will send a Customised Course proposal to ensure a smooth enrolment experience. An invoice for the Employer can also be raised if required. (Find More Here)

If you have further questions about the course please complete the “Get Course Information Kit” form.

On completion, you should receive an email with the course information. One of our course advisors will also be in touch to check whether you require any further support.

ACCA Exam Fees and Registration Fees are not included in the course fee.

Requirements

Entry Requirements for ACCA Qualification

ACCA Exemptions

Holders of higher qualifications (including those who are AAT qualified and those who are relevant degree holders) may attract exemptions from some of the ACCA examinations. Please contact ACCA directly to for ACCA exemption queries.

Please note, to be eligible to enter the examinations you will need to register as a student with ACCA.