ExpertACCA Financial Accounting (FA/FFA) Full Course
This interactive course provides a complete foundation in financial accounting, specifically designed to help you pass the ACCA FA/FFA exam. You will learn how to prepare, interpret, and analyze financial statements for various business entities. Through highly realistic corporate scenarios, step-by-step walkthroughs, and exam-style questions, you will master double-entry bookkeeping, complex reconciliations, and basic consolidated financial statements. By the end of this course, you will have the technical knowledge and practical application skills required to excel in your ACCA exam.
44 lessons47+ hours9 sectionsAll levels
What you'll learn
Understand the context, purpose, and regulatory framework of financial reporting.
Apply the qualitative characteristics and fundamental concepts of accounting.
Master double-entry bookkeeping and the maintenance of accounting records.
Record complex transactions including depreciation, accruals, and provisions.
Perform bank and payables reconciliations to identify and correct errors.
Prepare a trial balance and utilize suspense accounts for error correction.
Draft financial statements including the statement of profit or loss, financial position, and cash flows.
Prepare basic consolidated financial statements for groups with subsidiaries and associates.
Calculate and interpret key financial ratios to analyze business performance.
This course includes
Comprehensive coverage of all 9 ACCA FA syllabus areas.
Interactive lessons with step-by-step worked corporate scenarios.
Hundreds of exam-style multiple-choice questions with detailed forensic explanations.
AI-powered assistant available in every lesson to clarify complex accounting concepts.
Detailed breakdowns of examiner traps and common student mistakes.
Course syllabus
44 lessons across 9 sections
The context and purpose of financial reporting6 lessons · A
The context and purpose of financial reporting
6 lessons · A
Accounting principles, concepts and qualitative characteristics3 lessons · B
Accounting principles, concepts and qualitative characteristics
3 lessons · B
The use of double-entry bookkeeping and accounting systems3 lessons · C
The use of double-entry bookkeeping and accounting systems
3 lessons · C
SECTION D — Recording transactions and events11 lessons · D
SECTION D — Recording transactions and events
11 lessons · D
Sales and Purchases75 minCash30 minInventories70 minTangible Non-Current Assets90 minDepreciation65 minIntangible Non-Current Assets and Amortisation50 minAccrued Expenses, Prepaid Expenses, Accrued Income, and Deferred Income65 minReceivables and Payables75 minProvisions and Contingencies55 minCapital Structure and Finance Costs70 minSection D Practice Questions143 min
SECTION E — Reconciliations3 lessons · E
SECTION E — Reconciliations
3 lessons · E
Preparing a trial balance4 lessons · F
Preparing a trial balance
4 lessons · F
Preparing financial statements7 lessons · G
Preparing financial statements
7 lessons · G
SECTION H — Preparing basic consolidated financial statements3 lessons · H
SECTION H — Preparing basic consolidated financial statements
3 lessons · H
Interpretation of Financial Statements4 lessons · I
Interpretation of Financial Statements
4 lessons · I
Who this course is for
- Students preparing for the ACCA Financial Accounting (FA) or Foundation in Accountancy (FFA) exams.
- Beginners with no prior accounting knowledge looking to build a strong foundation in financial reporting.
- Professionals seeking a refresher on double-entry bookkeeping and IFRS accounting standards.
- University students studying introductory financial accounting modules.