Tau 10 Posted March 18, 2014 I have come across this section in IMMIACCOUNT which is asking me to fill up my educational details: "Highest recognised qualification This is the highest recognised qualification that the applicant has undertaken and not the highest qualification relating to their nominated occupation. Example If the applicant has completed a Bachelor degree and a Masters degree, the applicant should select the Masters degree as the highest recognised qualification. If the applicant has nominated Accountant as their occupation and hold a Bachelor of Commerce, but have also completed a Doctor of Philosophy, the applicant should select the Doctor of Philosophy as their highest recognised qualification." I have completed a Bsc degree in applied accounting from Oxford Brookes University and received a positive assessment on it. However, I have also completed all the 14 papers of ACCA qualification and I am an affiliate. Therefore, should I mention "ACCA qualification" as my highest recognised qualification. Please note that I dont know if it falls under the "Recognised" category since i have received neither positive nor negative assessment on it. Moreover, I have not mentioned it in my EOI. So, am I going to confuse CO by mentioning it? Or should I avoid mentioning it altogether? Please help. Tau Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Ltrain 10 Posted March 21, 2014 My understanding is that ACCA is normally assessed as equivalent to a bachelors degree for immigration purposes (even though ACCA says it is equivalent to a masters degree). So it seems logical to me that you would say your highest qualification is a bachelors degree, regardless of whether you're talking about ACCA or your BSc. That's only my guess though! Hopefully someone who knows more will be able to give you a proper answer... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Naseef Chowdhury 10 Posted May 18, 2015 Hi. Recently I have completed the Bsc degree in applied accounting from Oxford Brookes University by completing 9 subjects of ACCA. Will that be enough to receive a positive assessment? Thanks Share this post Link to post Share on other sites