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1.ACCA members - join ICAEW
As a member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), you may be able to join ICAEW through our Pathways to Membership programme. You can also apply for a practising certificate and gain audit rights in the UK with our Audit Qualification.
Membership agreement
Qualified members of ACCA - living and working outside the UK - with a minimum of five years' full membership and post-qualification experience in an accounting and/or business environment may apply to join the ICAEW through the Pathways to Membership programme. Please note that Pathways to Membership is now closed to all applicants based in the UK (this includes the Channel Islands and Crown Dependencies).
Pathways to Membership programme
If you are based in the UK and want to join ICAEW, you’ll need to complete formalACA training. Find out about ACA training and see if you are eligible for any credits for prior learning.
Practising certificate
If you intend to practise in the UK or EC you must apply for a practising certificate. You may only practice as an ICAEW member if you have been a member of ACCA for at least two years.
How to apply for a practising certificate
Audit rights
ICAEW membership does not automatically grant you audit rights in the UK, so if you intend to work in audit during your career, then we recommend that you apply for the Audit Qualification (AQ) when joining us.
Gaining audit rights in the UK
2.Gain audit rights in the UK as an ACCA
Below are details of what ACCA members need to do in order to gain audit rights in the UK, including how to qualify for our Audit Qualification (AQ).
Audit is a regulated area in the UK, and membership of the ICAEW will not automatically grant you the right to audit in the UK.
How to gain audit rights in the UK
In order to gain audit rights in the UK, individuals joining the ICAEW will need to:
Gain the ICAEW audit qualification
Obtain an ICAEW practising certificate
Apply to be an ICAEW Responsible Individual (you must be nominated by your firm for this)
The Audit Qualification (AQ)What is the Audit Qualification?
The Audit Qualification is:
A statutory status needed by and applied for by a member
It is issued by the ICAEW under delegated powers from the UK Companies Act
When combined with a practising certificate, this allows a member to then apply for audit rights - ie the ability to sign a statutory audit report
I already have the ACCA audit qualification
If you already hold the ACCA audit qualification then the ICAEW will recognise this, and will grant the ICAEW AQ on this basis.
I do not have the ACCA audit qualification
If you wish to gain the UK audit rights and do not already hold them with the ACCA you will be required to:
Sit and pass additional ICAEW examinations
Undertake a further 2 to 3 years of practical training which meets the requirements of the Companies Act 2006
Examinations
Exam
Mandatory or additional
Principles of Tax
Mandatory
Law
Mandatory
Case study
Mandatory
Audit & Assurance
Additional
Technical Integration - Business Reporting
Additional
Technical Integration - Business Change
Additional
Practical Training / Experience
1. During the combined periods of approved training and post-qualification work experience, a minimum of 3 years’ general training and work experience within an authorised training environment. At least 2 of the 3 years must have been completed within a firm of registered auditors
2. During the combined periods of approved training and post-qualification work experience, completed a minimum of 240 days’ audit work experience within an ICAEW Authorised Training Employer which is also a firm of Registered Auditors.
3. Of this 240 days’ work experience, at least 120 days must be in statutory company audit work as defined in the Companies Act 2006, and the rest must be in either statutory audit work or other audit work similar to statutory audit work, where the nature of such work conforms to the definitions agreed by the ICAEW and the Professional Oversight Board.
4. The audit work must have been supervised by an individual eligible to sign UK audit reports and must have been obtained in an ICAEW Authorised Training Employer.
These requirements are set by the Companies Act and regulated by the Professional Oversight Board.
Further information
Please contact our enquiry team on +44 (0) 1908 248 250.
具体信息可以在http://www.icaew.com/en/join-us/members-of-other-bodies这个网址选择相应的qualification

果然工作经验最重要啊。

我在官网上查到的：
1.ACCA members - join ICAEW
As a member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), you may be able to join ICAEW through our Pathways to Membership programme. You can also apply for a practising certificate and gain audit rights in the UK with our Audit Qualification.
Membership agreement
Qualified members of ACCA - living and working outside the UK - with a minimum of five years' full membership and post-qualification experience in an accounting and/or business environment may apply to join the ICAEW through the Pathways to Membership programme. Please note that Pathways to Membership is now closed to all applicants based in the UK (this includes the Channel Islands and Crown Dependencies).
Pathways to Membership programme
If you are based in the UK and want to join ICAEW, you’ll need to complete formalACA training. Find out about ACA training and see if you are eligible for any credits for prior learning.
Practising certificate
If you intend to practise in the UK or EC you must apply for a practising certificate. You may only practice as an ICAEW member if you have been a member of ACCA for at least two years.
How to apply for a practising certificate
Audit rights
ICAEW membership does not automatically grant you audit rights in the UK, so if you intend to work in audit during your career, then we recommend that you apply for the Audit Qualification (AQ) when joining us.
Gaining audit rights in the UK
2.Gain audit rights in the UK as an ACCA
Below are details of what ACCA members need to do in order to gain audit rights in the UK, including how to qualify for our Audit Qualification (AQ).
Audit is a regulated area in the UK, and membership of the ICAEW will not automatically grant you the right to audit in the UK.
How to gain audit rights in the UK
In order to gain audit rights in the UK, individuals joining the ICAEW will need to:
Gain the ICAEW audit qualification
Obtain an ICAEW practising certificate
Apply to be an ICAEW Responsible Individual (you must be nominated by your firm for this)
The Audit Qualification (AQ)What is the Audit Qualification?
The Audit Qualification is:
A statutory status needed by and applied for by a member
It is issued by the ICAEW under delegated powers from the UK Companies Act
When combined with a practising certificate, this allows a member to then apply for audit rights - ie the ability to sign a statutory audit report
I already have the ACCA audit qualification
If you already hold the ACCA audit qualification then the ICAEW will recognise this, and will grant the ICAEW AQ on this basis.
I do not have the ACCA audit qualification
If you wish to gain the UK audit rights and do not already hold them with the ACCA you will be required to:
Sit and pass additional ICAEW examinations
Undertake a further 2 to 3 years of practical training which meets the requirements of the Companies Act 2006
Examinations
Exam
Mandatory or additional
Principles of Tax
Mandatory
Law
Mandatory
Case study
Mandatory
Audit & Assurance
Additional
Technical Integration - Business Reporting
Additional
Technical Integration - Business Change
Additional
Practical Training / Experience
1. During the combined periods of approved training and post-qualification work experience, a minimum of 3 years’ general training and work experience within an authorised training environment. At least 2 of the 3 years must have been completed within a firm of registered auditors
2. During the combined periods of approved training and post-qualification work experience, completed a minimum of 240 days’ audit work experience within an ICAEW Authorised Training Employer which is also a firm of Registered Auditors.
3. Of this 240 days’ work experience, at least 120 days must be in statutory company audit work as defined in the Companies Act 2006, and the rest must be in either statutory audit work or other audit work similar to statutory audit work, where the nature of such work conforms to the definitions agreed by the ICAEW and the Professional Oversight Board.
4. The audit work must have been supervised by an individual eligible to sign UK audit reports and must have been obtained in an ICAEW Authorised Training Employer.
These requirements are set by the Companies Act and regulated by the Professional Oversight Board.
Further information
Please contact our enquiry team on +44 (0) 1908 248 250.
具体信息可以在http://www.icaew.com/en/join-us/members-of-other-bodies这个网址选择相应的qualification

主要还是不能再英国啊。