Thanks for your great advise. I was really lost about such qualifications. Well in fact CIMA sounds really good. I checked the website and there is an option for MBA holders called CMGA, it's an exam that let go straight to strategic level exams, it says 11 exemptions and they give a diploma in management accounting . it cost a bit expensive though £500, but it says it includes all the fees even the material to study online.
I wonder how difficult that exam must be.
I can't find exactly how many exams they are in total... It seems as well a lot money to get this qualification. I imagine i will need to take courses to pass the exams.
I wonder what kind of work experience, let's say at what level they consider in order to be eligible.
I am recently settled in England,  I found out as well that there is and instituion that do a kind recognition/ comparison of degree holders from abroad called NARIC.
Well a lot to do still, to get transcription of my degrees, certified translations still dont know how, probably from my embassy.
I will have to think about that MBA option. it really attracts me but it scares me a little bit. (perhaps for that haha -I like it but scares me; like the song).
how seriously were you studying to pass your exams to get ACMA (which is CIMA, isn't?)

hello,

I wonder if anyone could advise me about Acca qualification. I am Master in finance, studied abroad. i have been told that i may be eligible for exam exemptions.

But my question is how relevant is to have this qualification having already my degree.

thanks for your comments

Sherlyta