The ACCA Corporate and Business Law (LW – GLO) course provides students with a strong understanding of the general legal framework, focusing on areas most relevant to business and professional accountancy practice.
The syllabus covers key elements of business and corporate law including contracts, company formation, management and administration, insolvency, employment law, and corporate governance. Learners also gain awareness of international business law and its impact on professional conduct.
By the end of this course, students will be able to apply legal principles to business scenarios and identify the legal responsibilities of businesses and professionals in a global context.
Who is this Course For?
- ACCA students preparing for the LW (GLO) exam at Applied Knowledge level.
- Professionals and managers seeking a better understanding of business and company law.
- Aspiring auditors and accountants who need knowledge of legal frameworks.
- Business students transitioning from general studies to professional legal applications.
- Anyone aiming for a career in accounting, corporate law, compliance, or governance.
No prior legal knowledge is required. A basic understanding of business transactions is useful.
The LW exam is computer-based, with objective test questions (OTs) and longer scenario-based questions.
LW equips learners with an understanding of legal systems, company law, and governance — crucial knowledge for accountants, auditors, and business professionals globally.
It is largely theoretical, but taught with practical case studies and business applications.
