chang shew leng = teaching is ok ok onli.. speak with english slang... very annoying..

mrs khoo = teaching like grandma liadat... always repeat repeat same same thing... not recommended...

alvin tan = much better choices in pj area.. far more experienced lecturers... philip woo??

ksa now louya already... :-p

comparing with
F5 Andrew Pang
F7 Joe Fang
F8 Marcus Ong

who's better ?

i know scribd got upload ACCA pre-2007 PYQ, if im not wrong its only for F papers.
heres the link for one of the paper, f7.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/52935288/1508384...d-Past-Papers-1

does anybody knows where can i get past year ranging 2007 and before??

those PYQ are so old, still relevant?

last day for registeration anyone not yet registered?


This post has been edited by theCrab: Mar 8 2012, 09:13 PM

according to MQA's rule, colleges must teach all 9 FIA papers so you need to follow

btw i am 22 and i have not much time to spend anymore
i call to acca and they said mature student've been cancel due to FIA

by this http://www.accaglobal.com/en/qualifications/glance/fia.html , we just have to finish the 3 module FAB,FMA and FFA i can get exempted for f1-f3 . i dont really wish to spend a year on 9 papers. wasting money

so what happened if i just take the 3 exams ? will i gain exemption after i pass it ?
or i must take all 9 papers under MQA law else i wont be able to gain exemption or get transfer

please help me
i need to finish acca asap

This post has been edited by HoneyBunnies: Mar 8 2012, 09:15 PM

you mean you want to get exemption from f1 to f9?

f1-f3 ...

that's for early bird discount which is a cheaper than normal rate. UK time is behind us, you still have tomorrow morning 8am, i think

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Added on March 8, 2012, 9:32 pmlast time 21 years old and above students can directly start from F1 to P level optional papers.

now you mean you have to start from FIA 9 papers instead of F1?

This post has been edited by nothingz: Mar 8 2012, 09:32 PM

yes
according to acca website it says as long we finish the diploma module in FIA,3 papers
so i can proceed to f4 and get exempted from f1-f3...so basically the diploma module is just another variations of f1-f3
but someone told me according MQA laws malaysian student have force to take the 9 papers.means i gotta pay for the 9 papers and spend a year with it ?
CAT cert mean not much to me since my final goal is acca
due to financial constain dont really wish to spend on unecesarry paper anymore

anyone please help out

This post has been edited by HoneyBunnies: Mar 8 2012, 09:36 PM

alternative route will be go get a degree/advanced diploma which can grant you exemption for F1-F9 then straight away go for Professional level 5 papers. that's safer than you study ACCA since it is quite difficult to pass

i am ady 22 if i go for diploma and degree how old i am gonna be when i graduate ..

it has no difference if you go for ACCA, can you guarantee that yourself can pass 3 or 4 papers each semester? if you can't finish acca then you will have no cert. if you finish a degree, you are at least a degree holder

diploma - 2 years,degree-2 years,=4 years...
and calculate the cost i will have to be in debt in such young age
at least 30-40 k

acca finish the fundamentals will provide a obu i know its not worth the value but i can still work and take part time course with the p papers

i dont think my family can support me to study until 26 anymore

This post has been edited by HoneyBunnies: Mar 8 2012, 09:46 PM

hmm... then you will have no choice but to pursue FIA then ACCA. you can work full time and study part time just like i did. i finished CAT in 2 years and ACCA in 4 1/2 years. it was a long period but at least i paid most of the fees, you can earn money and study at the same time. you can be faster than me if you are a fast learner

what you working before you get acca?
just curious what kind of job offer for spm student..

There goes the standard of English....sigh

It should be "what were you working as....."

i started CAT at 18 and worked in accounting firms since then. i have just finished ACCA in last semester.

try to get a job in those small accounting firms, get some experience and it may help in your exam

This post has been edited by nothingz: Mar 9 2012, 08:56 AM

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Added on March 9, 2012, 9:04 amwhat kind of position can u apply if you've completed CAT

This post has been edited by flying_torso: Mar 9 2012, 09:07 AM