ACCA has unveiled its exam fees rises for September 2024, and many follow the UK average rises of around 5.7%.
ACCA said that persistent inflation continues to drive up its costs, at a time it is adding lots of new resources for students. Last year it launched ACCA Study Hub, and this quickly follows the ACCA Practice Platform and MyExam Performance.
This year’s rise follows rises of between 5% and 7% in 2023.
For UK students the cost of sitting the Applied Skills papers goes up from £154 to £163.
The biggest rise comes in the SBL exam where June sitters pay £263 and September sitters pay £278.
It may have been happening for some time, but PQ magazine has only just noticed that there is no longer a late entry fee for remote sitters. They pay the same standard fee up until the deadline date. The late fee for those wanting to sit at an exam hall has risen to a whopping £448 for the Strategic papers.
