Does my Degree meet the new language requirement?

[lake1]

ACCA has an agreement with Oxford Brookes University in Oxford UK that once you pass your 2nd stage in ACCA you can write a project to Oxford Brookes University who then issues you with a degree which is graded based on the project and the scores you had with your ACCA exams.

I have this degree from Oxford Brookes University, will this be considered OK for the new English Language requirement? or do I need the degree verified or I need to do the course / test for English language

My ACCA course was studied in English.

Just as information the certificate I have does mention ACCA on it.

I dont want to pay for naturalisation application then told i don't qualify based on this.

Thanks for your reply in advance.

[vivdubes]

These are the approved english courses accepted by the Homeoffice..


http://bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteconten ... -tests.pdf

[lake1]

These are the approved english courses accepted by the Homeoffice..


http://bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteconten ... -tests.pdf

Thanks Vivdubes, but i think if you have a degree from the UK then you are exempted from the course / test hence why am asking if my degree from Oxford Brookes University will be fine.

My problem is ACCA is not allowed for exemption ( as far as I know anyway) but UK degrees are but because the degree relates to both ACCA and Oxford Brookes am not sure if this will be allowed.

[lake1]

Any one who can help shed light into this is highly appreciated.

Will my degree grant me the exemption or I will need to do the language test or have the degree confirmed by the checking service.

[lake1]

Just in case anyone is in my situation in the future.

I can confirm that I used my Oxford Brookes University / ACCA degree certificate and it was accepted with no issue. I sent only the certificate.