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AAA, SBR, and ATX are deliberately isolated to definitively prevent scheduling overlap and confusion.
This page provides a definitive overview of the December 2026 academic rhythm for AAA, SBR, and ATX. Select your module, review the itinerary, and understand precisely when to attend, the session's objective, and the required preparation.
AAA, SBR, and ATX are deliberately isolated to definitively prevent scheduling overlap and confusion.
The timetable is structurally anchored in evening study, ensuring absolute practicality for working professionals.
While live attendance is paramount, comprehensive recordings ensure seamless revision and continuity.
Every class is strategically engineered for technical instruction, practical application, targeted feedback, or exam conditioning.
Choose a discipline below. Each schedule details the designated day, commencement time, instructional objective, and required preparation parameters.
AAA demands advanced audit judgment, ethical reasoning, precise risk assessment, and examiner-focused articulation. The rhythm below enforces practical mastery: internalize the principle, apply it to complex scenarios, and refine your written technique.
| Day | Time | Class Purpose | Student Preparation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 20:00 CAT | Technical instruction: audit principles, ethical frameworks, ISA logic, quality management, and core concept deconstruction. | Review the syllabus outline prior to class and prepare targeted questions. |
| Wednesday | 20:00 CAT | Scenario analysis: audit risk, business risk, materiality calibration, procedures, and professional script construction. | Analyze short scenario extracts and practice translating facts into mark-earning points. |
| Friday | 20:00 CAT | Execution and feedback: script evaluation, targeted correction, timing discipline, and revision strategy. | Submit required written assignments and review comprehensive corrections prior to the session. |
SBR requires uncompromising IFRS clarity, sound professional judgment, and the capacity to articulate reporting consequences. This schedule deliberately separates technical acquisition from written application to ensure absolute proficiency.
| Day | Time | Class Purpose | Student Preparation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 18:30 CAT | IFRS technical instruction: recognition, measurement, presentation, and comprehensive disclosure principles. | Review the designated standard prior to class and isolate any ambiguous technical treatments. |
| Thursday | 20:00 CAT | Scenario application: applying IFRS frameworks to complex transactions and articulating the precise reporting impact. | Draft concise, professional written explanations, rather than relying solely on numerical calculation. |
| Saturday | 20:00 CAT | Execution clinic: resolving reporting deficiencies, correcting weak narratives, and elevating professional discussion standards. | Submit attempted exam scenarios and clearly identify areas of conceptual friction. |
ATX demands rigorous tax rule discipline, precise computation, strategic planning, and professional advisory communication. The curriculum deliberately isolates technical instruction, tax planning, and critical script correction.
| Day | Time | Class Purpose | Student Preparation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday | 20:00 CAT | Technical instruction and computational discipline: core legislation, reliefs, exemptions, and examiner traps. | Master the specific tax legislation and formulate baseline calculation responses prior to the session. |
| Thursday | 18:30 CAT | Strategic planning and advisory application: leveraging tax legislation within client scenarios to formulate definitive recommendations. | Draft professional advisory notes and independently identify the primary tax planning variable in the scenario. |
| Sunday | 20:00 CAT | Execution and evaluation: timed simulation, computational review, and comprehensive advisory narrative refinement. | Provide fully attempted responses to ensure corrections remain practical, specific, and impactful. |
The weekly structure is meticulously planned. Candidates progress logically from technical instruction, to practical execution, to rigorous correction and strategic revision.
Your primary objective is to attend sessions and definitively master the underlying technical mechanics.
True progression occurs when you draft comprehensive solutions and submit them for rigorous evaluation.
The final phase demands execution speed, unwavering confidence, strict exam discipline, and the elimination of recurring errors.
Select your relevant module below to immediately access the authoritative schedule.
Advanced Audit and Assurance sessions execute on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 20:00 CAT.
Review AAA scheduleStrategic Business Reporting sessions execute on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings.
Review SBR scheduleAdvanced Taxation UK sessions execute on Tuesday at 20:00 CAT, Thursday at 18:30 CAT, and Sunday at 20:00 CAT.
Review ATX scheduleElite candidates demand more than passive attendance. They prepare proactively, engage aggressively, review systematically, and execute constantly.
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