Exemptions are to save students the bother of writing exams which they already qualify for. In granting exemptions, it is assumed that a student already possessed the knowledge of paper through previous qualifications/experience. On that basis, studying for further exams should not present any major challenges because you build upon the knowledge from prior levels. I suggest you look through the papers you intend on … Continue reading Readers’ Questions
Yes I’ve passed all my ACCA exams. I used some BPP textbooks, but I largely focused on practicing past question papers. I didn’t pass Taxation (F6) and Financial Management (F9) at first attempt, so I attended classes for those. I was able to pass most of my exams through self-study. I learnt about OpenTuition towards the end of my ACCA exams and found them useful … Continue reading Readers’ Questions
The additional exam sessions (first of which will be in September) introduced by ACCA means a busier year for students and tutors/tuition providers.
If you decide to opt for a tuition provider, do take the trouble to check them out before entrusting your hard earned money and fate to a tuition provider. Although we hope that most tuition providers exists to assist students in passing exams, and not just purely as a money making venture; it is the student’s responsibility to investigate. Continue reading “Tuition providers and you”
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While in traffic last week Friday, I realised that just like my student days, I still spend up to 40% of my time commuting, and waiting – waiting for meetings, waiting on appointments and so on. Continue reading “Listen & Learn”
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