Identify your current levels of maths and English proficiency, and increase your skill levels.
ACCA’s exam language banks have been developed in collaboration with the British Council to help you create exam answers that are clear and coherent, allowing markers to follow your answers easily.
Each bank covers a language function that is common across ACCA exams at Applied Skills and Strategic Professional and includes:
If you find it difficult to produce written answers, referring to the exam language banks as part of your question practice can help you get comfortable with using these words and phrases before sitting your exam.
| Giving Information | Conveying your understanding, knowledge and expertise by providing detailed facts, characteristics or features. | Launch now |
Developing an argument | Presenting an organised set of ideas of points that analyse and evaluate viewpoints or perspectives. | Launch now |
Making recommendations | Suggesting actions, strategies, or decisions based on your analysis or evaluation of a situation. | Launch now |
Causes and consequences | Detailing why something happens and what results from it. | Launch now |
Making predictions and speculations | Offering explanations or hypotheses about the probability of something happening, based on available information. | Launch now |
Top up your maths skills with our suite of videos covering equations, percentages, basic algebra and more.
You need to be competent in maths and English to complete the ACCA Qualification. To help you with your maths skills ACCA has created some self-check tests, accessible on the Student Virtual Learning Centre.