London College of Economics:
London College of Economics is located at the edge of the East End of London City, England. Quality is at the core of every aspect of life at London College of Economics. Our college is a centre of excellence that helps students to identify, develop and realise their professional ambitions. London College of Economics delivers world-class professional programmes. Our commitment to excellence brings together experienced tutors and professionals in a faculty that provides a unique insight into the world of business, management, finance, sales and marketing.
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ESOL::Improving your English can help you get more out of your life in the UK. It will also help if you want to study, improve your CV, or apply to become a British citizen. London College of Economics is working hard to provide well-recognised courses to its students. London College of Economics provides its ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) with the affiliation of Trinity College London.
English is the language of international communication for study, research, business and industry. It's no wonder then that, every year, more and more students are turning to Trinity for an internationally recognised qualification.
Trinity has been setting standards and testing English language for more than 50 years. Our certificates are accepted by universities and employers worldwide.
ACCA::The ACCA professional scheme is a highly relevant, targeted combination of study and practical experience.
The syllabus is a result of extensive research and consultation with governments, students, colleges and employers from a range of public and private sector organisations.
Course Structure – You will need to complete 14 papers in total. A maximum of nine papers in the Fundamentals level are available for exemption.
CAT::The CAT qualification will provide you with a solid foundation in finance and accounting. You will learn all the necessary technical skills and knowledge required to perform an accounting-support role. And after passing the CAT exams, you'll be able to gain exemptions from the ACCA Qualification and be one step closer to professional status.
Course Structure – There are nine papers in total to complete including two out of three option papers at Advanced Level. You can choose to change your optional papers if you wish.
There is no restriction to the number of exams you may attempt, allowing you to choose to sit as many or as few papers as you like at each exam session. You are, however, recommended to attempt a maximum of four papers in each six-month period.
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