Join Online Batch of DipIFRS with Prof Amit Darekar

 

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DipIFR Live Online

Weekend batch starting from 15 July 2023 (Saturday – 6 hours, Sunday – 3 hours); Live online batch aims December 2023 and June 2024 examination of ACCA Diploma IFRS Live online training program on Diploma IFRS covers:

1.     78 hours interactive live online sessions

2.     Access to the recorded sessions on mobile app until Dec. 2023 examination

3.     Pen drive for 27 hours of video lectures with 2 views or 06 months validity

4.     Study material (Study text, question bank, training slides handout book)

5.     Ock examination (Self-evaluation; marking scheme will provided separately)

6.     Discount to FinPro students on ACCA registration and examination fees

7.     Study material will be dispatched on the postal address mentioned in registration details

 

DipIFR Recorded Sessions

 

DipIFR pre-recorded videos are provided on USB drive; thus, no internet connection is required for viewing the lectures (except for activation of USB drive). Alternatively, videos can be provided via Google drive or can be viewed on a mobile app as well, in which case internet is required.

·       Time comfort convenience & flexibility

·       Multiple views per standard

·       Ease for watching sessions anytime/ anywhere

·       Access to trainer on phone/email

·       Now 100% in English

 

 

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