First, there is no need for English training, but with ACCA, English courses will be offered more than other majors (except English majors)! In my sophomore year, there will be some professional courses taught in English, including Chinese teachers and foreign teachers! If you want to learn international economy and trade, you have to learn Thai!

Second, you can get a diploma and a degree certificate without going abroad, which is no different from other majors. As for the certificate, you have to take the exam yourself! Anything can be tested in the exam!

Third, going abroad, it is generally said that there are several majors in the state religion, such as international trade, which are in cooperation with Thailand. This has a great chance to go abroad. Generally, when I am a senior, I will arrange to go abroad for one semester. If the cost is 1 10,000 to 20,000, it depends on the individual. Some roommates are majoring in this field, which you can still understand. As for ACCA, it is a Sino-British cooperation, and there will be no unified arrangement for going abroad. There are no friends around who want to go abroad in this major, so it's hard to judge!

Fourth, a double degree is not difficult. You can study as long as you apply! It is expensive and time-consuming!

Fifth, there will be no specific teachers in the state religion. ACCA courses are available, but not many. Others are generally teachers from other departments! College teachers are certainly not as patient as they were in middle school, but they are not bad. I remember that the former teacher of Western Classics was a very good big sister!

If you have any questions, you can ask them again and answer them as far as I know! I hope I can adopt the answer!