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Next Intake February 2017!
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For further information, contact the Admissions Office on (01) 4177500 or via email: admissions@dbs.ie |
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ACCA at DBS #SuccessHappensHere
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Study ACCA at DBS!
We are now accepting ACCA applications for our next intake which will be in February 2017. Further information and timetables will be available in the coming months.
For our most recent brochure outlining details of our lecturers, prizewinners and how the course is structured please click here.
Dublin Business School has an unrivalled reputation as one of Ireland’s leading colleges to study professional accountancy.
DBS is an ACCA Platinum Approved Learning Partner – the highest academic teaching status awarded by ACCA. In recent years our students have won over 1,000 prizes and placings at national and international level in external professional accountancy examinations.
With over 40 years experience in Professional Education, Kaplan Financial at DBS is perfectly positioned to build your Professional ACCA future. For further information on ACCA at DBS click here.
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ACCA Testimonial: Christine Casey
3rd in Ireland and 10th in the world
"The lecturers at DBS show real passion, both for their subjects and for the achievement of their students. The really give it their all and go above and beyond to do all that they can to get you to that pass grade and above.
Aside from excellent course tutoring, the lecturers have a real exam focus during every class, giving tips on answer technique and timing that really helped me to achieve high marks." Chrstine Casey, ACCA Student, Dublin Business School. Read more from Christine's expereince of DBS here and find out how the support she received helped her to the results she wanted.
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Visit us at Career Zoo
DBS will once again be in attendance at Career Zoo which is being held this Saturday, the 15th of October at the Convention Centre, Spencer Dock, Dublin 1 from 10am to 5pm.
Career Zoo is Ireland's premier netorking and career event for professionals. DBS will be there if you would like more information about our ACCA courses or indeed any of our courses.
Further information on the event is available here and if you are interested in attending please complete the online registration form available here. DBS will be at stand A10.
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AIB, BOI and PTSB hit with €6.5m increase on regulation
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AIB, Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB face having to pay an extra €6.5 million between them this year to cover the cost of being regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
This emerges in the Central Bank’s guide to funding regulations for 2016, which shows that its budget for regulating the financial sector will rise this year by 8 per cent to €148.3 million. At present, the cost of regulating financial services companies is split 50-50 between the firms and the Central Bank, with some exceptions.
The domestic banks will pay €29.9 million between them this year, up from €23.4 million. This is the biggest contribution by any category of firms. In total, the various firms are being asked to pay €79.1 million to cover their share of the cost of regulation in 2016. This represents a rise of 19 per cent on the €66.2 million they paid last year. The regulator had previously proposed recouping all of the cost of regulation from the companies but this met with opposition from the firms and the Central Bank appears to have settled on the old formula for this year.
Souce: Irish Times
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