Anyone here mind giving some comments oh ms wong siew choo, p3 lecturer in sunway and paac?

a friend of mine is thinking which lecturer to go for p3..
parmindar although he is really good but my frens dislikes packed and large class size..
so he is considering going to paac and attend ms wong class.

any advice fr those who were under ms wong b4?

thx a lot =)

Ms Wong's notes are very structured, but contain some additional unnecessary notes. Her notes are very easy to read though.

yeah, but dun tend to be too greedy la.
keep on emailing them that you din receive the cards. lol

im actually planning to take P5 in dec 2010.
suppose i tot i will be going to take in Mc Orange Mr Ian Lim since my friends went to his class last time and find that he is not bad..

But too bad that next round he is not teaching P5 and will be taken over by Mr Chan Tze Kang. any1 taught by him before??
how about Mr Andrew Pang?

I'm a SPM leaver and I plan to my a-level soon

So,my route will be a-level>degree>ACCA

Is that so?

Hope someone can clear me up

but i don think i'm gonna do that, will get a new one then since i only started the course, and keep asking them why my card haven't arrived yet

That is a freaking long path.

Else

1) Business foundation > degree > ACCA
2) CAT > ACCA

Unless he is planning to go to top class Universities like Oxford, Harvard, those require A-levels for admission

Ms Wong's notes are long, I suppose pretty easy to read but if you're one to study at the last moment, it's really not the set of notes u want to read ^^;;; Personally didn't use her notes for the last month of revision because of the sheer amount of it... used it like "a textbook" instead...

One thing I will never understand is why people associate Kasturi with big class size... they are only large when they have combined classes between full time and part time and during revisions otherwise it's really smaller than your average sunway classroom size if not smaller!


I took that path and never regretted it it's the journey that counts and also the people that you meet. Alvls is one hell of a climb... Having experienced a-levels and ACCA recently I would say in terms of stress and toughness they are ON PAR with each other... that said they are at 2 different stages in life so it would be hard to compare. Personally never regretted taking the long way ^^

Yes, u are correct. But what I mean was in the exam hall as long as you bring the exam docket and can prove yourself by any other thing like IC, they will accept. I never see any case of student not allow to the exam by the reason of lost student card.

Try Ms Patricia?

This post has been edited by semivalue: Jun 23 2010, 07:51 PM

tarc??? LOL!!!

Ok guys can anyone give me a layman's breakdown of the difficulty levels of f5, f6, f7, f8 and f9? I'll be taking f5 and f6 plus one more next sem and i'm still unsure of which. really need serious help here as i'm epicly confused .. cheers

Im in dilemma choosing lecturer for F5. It seems well-known that Andrew Pang is fast in teaching and doesnt teach much on theory part.

Anyone here can give me opinions (in detailed if possible) on Ian Lim and Low Chin Ann for F5 in respect of notes and teaching quality? Thanks

hi, anyone can give me some recommendation in respect of P4 & P5 lecturer ( in terms of notes and teaching style )?

I would suggest taylor if Daniel Ho (P4) and Chow Kim Tai (P5) are still there. Both combined experience can easily exceed 50 years.

Anyone who has been under Ms Kok (F6 & P6) from Sunway uni can give advice if she's good? I thinking of going under her for F6 next sem..

Ms. Rozi I heard my friend say good, but the way she teach too fast..so yea..

This post has been edited by nick67: Jun 24 2010, 04:11 PM

Addtion:
Daniel Ho will be also teaching in Orange this sitting. Slightly cheaper and convenient, but may not be as comfortable as Orange.

This post has been edited by semivalue: Jun 24 2010, 04:35 PM

Anyone here went to ACCA career fair before?

If ACCA student apply job in ACCA career fair, is there any chance to get it??

This post has been edited by automan: Jun 24 2010, 05:26 PM

If ACCA "student" applies, extremely slim (<5%)
If acca "affiliate" applies, possible (5 - 49%)
If acca "member" applies, probable (50% - 95%)

If you are going there with the illusion from perhaps your lecturer "Employers will line up if you have acca", think again.
Think the easiest is Group A firms, then Big4, local conglomerate, then MNC and Banks unless you are looking for low level positions. Seriously apart from audit firms, dont think the companies there know how acca works. Just there for formality. Like their talk show though but the fair......... don't put too much hope on it.

Yeah, all need your result transcripts (with marks on it). They will never interview you there but might make arrangement for later on.