We're an accredited computer-based exam centre for several qualifications, and an ACCA P3 Global prize winner (June 2017) studied here.
Select a qualification for information and timetables:
AAT is one of the most popular accounting technician qualifications and takes around three years to complete. You don’t need any previous qualifications or accounting experience to begin, and it’s open to anyone, from school leavers to career changers.
Bookkeeping Level
Foundation Certificate in Accounting
Advanced Diploma in Accounting
Professional Diploma in Accounting
With 486,000 students worldwide, ACCA is ideal if you want to progress your accountancy career by becoming a chartered accountant, allowing you to work in a variety of industries all over the world. In total, in takes around five years to become fully qualified.
Applied Knowledge
Applied Skills
Strategic Professional
FIA is the perfect place to start if you're new to accountancy, or are working in finance but have no formal qualifications. Awarded by ACCA, there are up to four levels you can complete; you'll learn the fundamentals in accountancy, including recording financial transactions, management, business costs and taxation.
FIA
The ACA qualification is an excellent choice if you're looking to become a chartered accountant. It will develop your accountancy skills and technical knowledge, so you can continue to add value to your company. It takes around three years to complete, and you'll achieve a globally-recognised qualification.
Certificate Level 2018
Certificate Level 2019
Advanced Level 2018
Advanced Level 2019
Professional Level 2018
Professional Level 2019
Kaplan Glasgow is conveniently located in Glasgow city centre and is easily accessible by car and public transport.
Please arrive at college at least 10 minutes prior to the course start time, so you can find your classroom and settle in before the course begins.
Follow City Centre exit routes from M8 whether approaching city from either East or West.
Renfield Street – 1 min walk
Buchanan Street Terminus – 5 mins walk
Visit Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) website for bus information, timetables and route maps.
Nearest stations:
Queen Street Station – 2 min walk
Glasgow Central Station – 2 min walk
For all rail enquiries, please visit the National Rail website.
Nearest stop: Buchanan Street – 1 min walk.
For all subway enquiries, visit Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) website.
Kaplan Glasgow has facilities designed to keep students motivated and on track. Read below to learn more:
All Kaplan centres have Wi-Fi broadband, so you can bring your laptop and log-on during your breaks if you wish.
There is a NCP car park within 5 minutes of the centre. Free parking on the street on a Sunday.
For parking information, please visit National Car Parks (NCP) website.
While we don't have any dedicated homework rooms, we do allow our students to use free classrooms if available.
During the weekday courses, a morning break is normally taken around 11am with a second in the afternoon at around 3.30pm. Lunch is normally taken around 1pm for about an hour. All the break times are flexible and will be taken at the most suitable time for that class. Classes will run to 4.30pm.
For weekend courses, we take a shorter morning break of about 10-15 minutes and then about 20 minutes for lunch around 1.30 with classes finishing around 3.30pm.
There is a comfortable breakout area in our centre with a selection of vending machines. If you wish to venture out during breaks, there are some great places within a minute or two to get a snack or something for your lunch. Or, if you wish, you can bring a packed lunch.
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