I do can work hard in Eng and Maths, but I want to secure a degree 1st before moving on to pro course. Aaand about my dad, he's an OKU, so he's not working No money buy car But at least got enough money to finish my tertiary studies

i'm doing p2 currently, anyone know where can i get the resources article for question 4?

You can opt for a degree while doing ACCA. Its from Oxford Brookes Uni.

But it seems you already decided to go the degree route first.

anyone did F9 today? Is it me, or the calculations questions seems ...easy? I'm feeling extremely uneasy right now whether the calculations were easy, or i actually missed out something

Done already then just wait for results man. Don't worry.

yeah and I did an unforgivable mistake.. wrongly inflate cash flow for Q1 nominal NPV, expecting 6 marks gone
(I know theoretically real and nominal NPV should be the same but no time to do correction )

Hi I am currently searching for where to study ACCA.
May I know any recommended lecturer for P1-P3?

Tom Clendon for P2 no doubt. You can't miss his classes for sure! He is kinda famous so you can search this name on google since he is on twitter, youtube and has been teaching for a number of years in Kaplan Financial UK. He writes books and he has a number of articles for P2 published as well on accaglobal website. I can write the entire thesis here about his bio haha I leave the rest onto you to further do research on him.

First acca exam. What do you guys bring into exam hall? Docket black pen ruler IC... Anything else? Self studied here.. So never got class briefing

Even by taking classes for 1 year no one told about this

However, You can take almost anything you like( of course not the notes and books ) I mean like Water bottle, even Handphone but you need to switch it off!

You may specify what you wanna take so that I can give you a better answer

This post has been edited by donizback: Dec 7 2013, 04:24 PM

Important stuffs are:

- IC
- ACCA card
- Black pen
- Docket
- Calculator
- Water

This is helpful. Thank you. tho they've done away with the acca card I believe. Website says only need National ID for verification. My heart skipped a beat there. Lol.

Eh can we bring highlighters?
Doesn't specify on docket.

This post has been edited by Polar: Dec 7 2013, 04:57 PM

Really? The invigilator checked my acca card. Sorry I joined ACCA way back so I wasn't aware its not needed anymore.

You can bring any stationary into the hall. But I suggest not using liquid paper because the script is scanned. Also I generally don't use rulers in exam to draw lines because its time consuming. Highlighters would also not be picked up by the scanner if I'm not wrong.

Just find it easier in terms of reading the question paper and highlighting the case. Good to know that any stationery is allowed in.

And yeah apparently registration cards stopped after July 2011.. Just googled. Lol. Someone correct me if I'm wrong... But I didn't receive any notification or read anywhere about d card when I registered in July this yr heheh

Nervous.

Now I feel old. Haha!

Just relax! Good luck!

Hello everyone,

I am currently studying ACCA part-time and planning to finish F1-3 by January (just finished my STPM prior to this). I want to know if it is advisable to proceed to skill sets paper without attending any classes, only with textbooks and some online references here and there. Also, is there any other method to obtain study material for law-related papers e.g. F4 in library/bookstore other than from lecturers themselves?

P/S : I will be attempting F1-3 with CAT textbooks - FAB, FMA and FFA. Should this be a cause of concern or the syllabuses cover just fine?

This post has been edited by -ck-: Dec 8 2013, 01:55 AM

got card means still a student

more privilege

It should be totally fine wherever you study your F1, F2 and F3 from. They are easy enough to pass. Make sure you practice as many mock exams as possible. The questions would tend to repeat after a regular interval.

For the other skill level papers, the only paper you need to attend classes of should be F8 Audit and Assurance, since there are some points the teacher would tell you and apart from that you need someone to mark your answers!

No idea about F4, you may join some fb groups and ask someone there about it. I self-studied for F4 and took the UK variant so can't give my notes unless you wanna take the UK variant too.

Best of luck for your exams

Im taking P1, p3, p4 and p7 next semester? any recommend on lecturer?

It is always available. Just send an email to jprotraining@gmail.com for a request.

Q4 materials for p2 go to acca-p2.blogspot.com
Spots for p3 go to j-p3.blogspot.com
Spots for p1 go to j-p1.blogspot.com