Ms Menon.

I took PS class last year(2011) for p1 and p3. The good thing is he will cover all. Sometimes the class is boring but both paper are theory paper. He will sometimes mention things repetitively , which is good for me. Since I tend to forget stuff. Jokes are here and there, laugh here and there. Fun times. The good thing is he sometimes check student works. He is an interesting lecturer and have great stories.

The bad thing is his class is always full one. Very stress to wake up in the morning for the sake to get a good seat. P3 syllabus is big or huge so there might be an added class at the end of the term just before the revision. Some people find the lecture boring but I find the lecture quite good la depending on the money I paid. It's just the ambience isn't good, too many people cramping into one class. P1 ethics chapters is also quite boring.

Luckily, I pass both papers under him. I don't know how but I did.

Bros and sis, want to find out is there any tuition provider who only starts the sem after results out?

Hello,good monrning .

I would like to ask for P2 lecturer.
Sunway , Ms Menon
Elitejaya, Ms Mary Edwin
(haneef and navzar currenly only for resit course)
KSA, Joe fang
Bandar college,yap kok wah
Spencer

Which one are preferable?
Sunway fee was expensive o.normal class+P2A class+application fee,reg fee and deposit already RM 3170 exclude exam fee.

Anyone can provide me some guide?

so you butthurt la? who are you?

anyone here taking p3 parmindar full time class this sitting?

wow , just know got such threads ..
hello mansss and ladiesssss

any1 could help a little bit... i fail my p2 last sem..
do any1 got tips for p2 and p5?   
god bless you if u willing to tell me haha 

i need tips badly.. i only got time study tips given. ...

@Propernormal

i think P5 as it is right now, the chance of passing it is lower than taking p6

u'll nvr noe what type of question alex watt ( is he still the examiner?) will set

candidates are having hard time(i assume?) to tackle the paper

p6 is safer choice .. just do more questions and self revision ...

agree..p5 syllabus is okay, just that the questions are so unpredicatable...if Propernormal is full time student im sure P6(MYR) wouldnt be a problem for him/her.

p7 hmmmm..i was thinking whether to choose p7 or p4 for my last paper..

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Added on December 12, 2012, 1:05 pm

im a part time student too..but i study myself without attend any class..so far almost 3 years already i left two papers (hopefully this sitting can pass one)..the only thing i could say its hardworking and dont give up..dont just try to memorise everything without understanding..what job u trying to seek for?if its audit firm its good for u to learn..with the working experience i think u can understand more about what's on the books..

i blif u're not in penang..so I'm not able to recommend u

the books I used were CKF basic and advanced tax books

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Added on December 12, 2012, 9:38 pmdownload public rulings too if you're free

I could check for you. The problem is the lecturers who do physical classes are not the same as the ones who do the online program. In any case, it's quite peculiar that you choose to do UK tax variant, then work in Malaysia.

Can you clarify why you are doing P6 (UK), are you going overseas?  If you plan to do your taxation in Malaysia, it would be better to do P6 Malaysia.  If you are looking for a challenge, then P6 (UK) is excellent since the (Malaysia) version is reasonably easier.  I loved it when I did P6 (11) UK, it really brings out the consulting mindset.

Try buying the BPP / Kaplan online solution, I read in the UK forums, that was a better choice compared to LSBF. 

In terms of getting a good salary and job - you have to make sure you get the right experience track and brand name in terms of employment.  If you had to hire an accounting staff - which would you prefer - 3 years in Big 10 firm or 3 years in a firm that is not known?

Branding yourself with the right experience and employment history goes far in the corporate world, unless you have cables. Then it is a different story.

You have no reason to worry about that. Those students that took the "CAT/FIA to ACCA" route have no degree cert as well with most only a SPM cert.(excluding those that opt for Oxford Brooke) All that matters is you graduate as an ACCA affiliate.

Basically with a degree in your hand, your employer will need you to be professionally certified(i.e through ACCA,CPA,ICAEW and such) to enable you to climb up the corporate ladder, thus the salary increment.
However, if you are already a certified chartered accountant with relevant working experience, a degree simply doesn't matters anymore.
Good luck in your P6 this siting. Too bad i am taking m'sia variant