ACCA - Applied Knowledge Level

What You Will Learn
Fundamentals of business and management
Impact of technology, ethics, governance, and external factors on business
Fundamentals of financial and management accounting
How to record transactions, preparing financial statements, and interpret financial data
Types of costing methods, budgeting, and financial control techniques
Legal and regulatory frameworks
Effective skills like leadership, communication, and workplace ethics
Your Course Overview
3 sections • 85 topics • 60 hrs 55 mins content
1. Business & Technology
22 hrs
Exam pattern, syllabus, and preparation guide
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What is a business organisation?
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Business organisation and its structure - I
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Business organisation and its structure - II
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Organisational culture
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Use of information technology and system
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Stakeholder in business organisation
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External environment of business organisation
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The correct way to use exam kit
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Economic factors of business organisation - I
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Economic factors of business organisation - II
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Social and technological factors of business organisation
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Competitive factors of business organisation
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Professional ethics in accounting and business
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Governance and social responsibilities
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Law and regulation of accounting
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Functions of accounting and finance
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Financial systems and procedures
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Relationship between accounting and other business functions
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Financial control and audit
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Understanding and preventing frauds
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Management, leadership, and supervision
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Behavior of individual, group, and team
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Motivating individuals and groups
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Learning and training development
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Performance review and appraisal of individual
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Personal effectiveness at work
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Effective communication
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2. Financial Accounting
15 hrs
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Overview of accounting
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The regulator framework
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Double-entry bookkeeping
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Recording transactions and events
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Inventory
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Non-current assets - overview
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Non-current assets - disposal and revaluation I
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Non-current assets - disposal and revaluation II
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Intangible assets
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Accruals and prepaid basis of accounting
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Receivables
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Provisions, contingent liabilities & assets
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Capital structure and finance costs
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The bank reconciliation statement
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The trial balance, errors, and suspense accounts
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Preparing basic financial statements
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Incomplete records
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Statement of cash flows - I
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Statement of cash flows - II
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Statement of cash flows - III
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Interpretation of financial statements
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Consolidation of financial position - I
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Consolidation of financial position - II
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Consolidated statement of profit or loss and associates
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3. Management Accounting
22 hrs
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Accounting for management - I
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Accounting for management - II
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Cost classification - I
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Cost classification - II
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Accounting for materials - I
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Accounting for materials - II
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Accounting for labour
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Accounting for overheads - I
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Accounting for overheads - II
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Absorption and marginal costing
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Job, batch, and process costing - I
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Service and operation costing
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Alternative costing principles
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Source of data - I
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Source of data - II
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Analysing data - I
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Analysing data - II
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Job, batch, and process costing - II
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Analytical techniques in budgeting and forecasting - I
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Analytical techniques in budgeting and forecasting - II
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Budgeting - I
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Budgeting - II
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Investment appraisal - I
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Investment appraisal - II
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Standard costing - I
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Standard costing - II
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Standard costing - III
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Performance measurement - I
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Performance measurement - II
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Performance measurement - III
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Performance measurement - IV
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About The Course
This course is designed to prepare students for the ACCA - Applied Knowledge Level, covering the foundational areas of Business & Technology, Financial Accounting, and Management Accounting. It provides essential knowledge of how businesses operate, how financial systems are managed, and how management accounting supports strategic decisions. With a focus on real-world business functions and financial processes, the course ensures a strong foundation for future accounting professionals and ACCA aspirants.
In Lesson 1, Business & Technology, you will be introduced to the structure and management of businesses, the influence of technology, stakeholders, and external environmental factors on business decisions.
In Lesson 2, Financial Accounting, you will gain knowledge about core accounting principles, including double-entry bookkeeping, recording transactions, and preparing and interpreting financial statements.
In Lesson 3, Management Accounting, you will learn how to use accounting data for decision-making, including cost classification, budgeting, various costing techniques, and data analysis.
Course Highlights :
- Fundamentals of business and management
- Impact of technology, ethics, governance, and external factors on business
- Fundamentals of financial and management accounting
- How to record transactions, prepare financial statements, and interpret financial data
- Types of costing methods, budgeting, and financial control techniques
- Legal and regulatory frameworks
- Effective skills like leadership, communication, and workplace ethics
- How to prepare for exams
Who is this course for :
- Students starting with their ACCA journey
- Aspiring accountants and finance professionals
- Business and commerce graduates seeking a global credential
- Anyone looking to build a strong foundation in accounting, finance, and business operations
Learn From - Financial Planning Academy (FPA)

Financial Planning Academy (FPA)
Financial Planning Academy (FPA) is one of India’s leading training institutions in the accounting and finance sector, with over 15 years of experience and more than 500,000 students and professionals trained globally. FPA is an authorized education provider for globally recognized certifications such as CFP®, ACCA, CMA (US), CFA, and CPA (US), and is a Platinum Approved Learning Partner for ACCA and a Gold Approved Learning Partner for CMA (US).Frequently Asked Questions
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