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DipIFR Diploma in International Financial Reporting

Original price was: $ 820.00.Current price is: $ 640.00.

A preparation programme for the ACCA diploma, working through the standards and the exam’s applied questions.

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Description

DipIFR from ACCA

Move from understanding a standard to applying it in the accounts

A preparation programme for the ACCA diploma, working through the standards and the exam’s applied questions.

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Programme essentials

48 training hours

In person and online at the same time

Four questions in the exam

Exam duration: 3 hours 15 minutes

Pass mark: 50%

Next cohort

Cohorts run throughout the year, in person at our Amman premises or live online. Get in touch for the next start date and to reserve a place.

The price shown is the current price; the crossed-out figure is the price before discount. You can pay in full or in two payments at no extra cost. The fee includes the original electronic curriculum (two books: explanations and exercises) and the supporting handouts.

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Who this programme serves

Accountants and auditors who already work with financial reporting and want a recognised qualification in the international standards.

Accountants and auditors specialising in IFRS

Finance and financial-reporting department staff

Financial analysts

Accounting and finance graduates building an international reporting career

What you will learn

The conceptual framework and the standards that follow from it.

Consolidation and group accounts.

Recognition, measurement and disclosure across the main standards.

Answering the exam’s applied questions under time pressure.

The syllabus in full

AInternational Sources of Professional Authority2 topics

The IASB and the regulatory frameworkCore ethical and professional principles

BElements of Financial Statements10 topics

Revenue recognitionProperty, plant and equipmentImpairment of assetsLeases, intangible assets and goodwillInventories and financial instrumentsProvisions and contingenciesEmployee benefits and income taxesEffects of foreign exchange rate changesAgriculture and share-based paymentExploration, evaluation and fair value measurement

CPresentation of Financial Statements and Additional Disclosures6 topics

Presenting the primary financial statementsEarnings per shareEvents after the reporting periodAccounting policies, estimates and errorsRelated parties and operating segmentsReporting for small and medium-sized entities

DFinancial Reporting for Groups, Associates, and Joint Ventures5 topics

Group consolidated financial statementsBusiness combinations: intra-group adjustmentsBusiness combinations: fair value adjustmentsAssociates and joint arrangementsComplete disposal of subsidiary shareholdings

How the programme runs

Live sessions, course material and practice on past exam questions, with a revision plan before the sitting.

Scheduling and enrolment

Total Hours: 48 Training Hours
Full Program Duration: 48 training hours, two days a week; the calendar length depends on the section’s schedule
Attendance option and location: In-person at Sarh headquarters · or live interactive (online from home)
Language of Instruction and Exam: Explanation in Arabic · Study Material and Exam in English
Training Materials: Original electronic curriculum (BPP) in two books: explanations and exercises, plus simplified supplementary handouts

Exam information

The exam is taken in English, remotely or at an ACCA exam centre, twice a year (June and December), and you register through an ACCA account. Eligibility: three years’ relevant accounting experience; or two years’ experience plus a relevant degree or CertIFR; or membership of an IFAC member body. Experience is confirmed on ACCA’s experience confirmation form.

4 Questions: 25 marks per question · Practical problems
3 Hours and 15 Minutes: Exam Duration
50%: Minimum Passing Score
270 JOD: Exam fee (subject to ACCA’s fee at registration)

What sets the programme apart

The diploma is issued by ACCA, and Sarh International delivers it as a registered learning partner.

Original curriculum and simplified handouts: the original electronic curriculum in two books (explanations and exercises), plus simplified supplementary handouts you can rely on almost entirely.

Explanation focused on understanding: examples and practical cases, with a large number of past questions and exams solved during the lectures.

Support and follow-up until you pass: help with DipIFR exam registration and continuous instructor follow-up, led by certified instructors with strong practical experience.

Fully flexible attendance: in person and online with recorded lectures, and an accredited attendance certificate after completing the 48 training hours.

What people ask before they enrol

How many training hours is the DipIFR course, and how long does it run?

The programme is 48 training hours, with two sessions per week. The calendar length depends on the schedule of the section you choose.

Can I attend in person or online?

Yes — you can attend in person at Sarh’s premises or join live online from home, and lectures are recorded so you can revisit them. Lecture recordings stay available to you for one year on the Sarh Online platform.

What language is the course taught in, and what about the exam?

Instruction and explanation are in Arabic, while the study materials and the DipIFR exam itself are in English.

What study materials are included?

The course includes the original BPP electronic curriculum in two books — explanations and exercises — plus simplified supporting handouts, all covered by the course fee.

What is the format of the DipIFR exam, and how is it taken?

The exam has four practical questions of 25 marks each, lasts 3 hours and 15 minutes, and the pass mark is 50%. It is taken in English, remotely or at an ACCA exam centre, twice a year (June and December), and you register through an ACCA account.

Am I eligible to sit the DipIFR exam?

ACCA requires three years’ relevant accounting experience; or two years’ experience plus a relevant degree or CertIFR; or membership of an IFAC member body. Experience is confirmed on ACCA’s experience confirmation form.

Do I get a certificate after the course?

You receive an accredited certificate of attendance after completing the 48 training hours. The DipIFR diploma itself is issued by ACCA once you pass its exam.

Can I pay in instalments, and is the exam fee included?

You can pay in full or in two payments at no extra cost, and the crossed-out figure is the price before discount. The exam fee is 270 JOD, separate from the course fee and subject to ACCA’s fee at registration, and Sarh assists you with exam registration.

Pairs well with this

DipIFR book kitThe companion book kit for the same diploma (EN twin: 10042 IFRS Diploma Kit) — natural course-to-books cross-sell.CertIFR courseEntry-level ACCA IFRS certificate; the DipIFR page itself names CertIFR as an eligibility route to the exam (EN twin: 10218).2025 IFRS Standards EncyclopediaIFRS reference book from the same family — a study companion for the standards covered in the course (EN twin: 10223).

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Choose the study option that suits you, or get in touch and we will help you pick the right cohort and format.