Hi, anyone of you ever attended Spencer Cheah IRC P2 Classes at FTMS? Is the class crowded like in KSA? I am thinking of going for IRC but somehow I always got demotivated when class is overcrowded.

All the best everyone!

died a little in p4 today. some can do some cannot. so sad.

I hate the second question because I really don't know what to discuss actually and don't know how long to write. pass probability 50-50. can go either way.

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.

As far as I know Kaplan- KSA, study text only.

I think if separate class is ok one. Problem arise when class combined on weekends. LOL. Plus this is a year ago. Someone told me they have upgraded their facilities already.

Sheila EJ!!

This post has been edited by hurly: Jun 21 2012, 02:01 PM

I like her lecture a lot. Quite clear on what she's trying to communicate. Though her notes a little bulky, you need to read her notes. Sometimes she will do tests, around my time, she didn't tell. So you need to study. Haha. The good thing is she really mark your answer scripts. You will get a mark. At least you know where you need to study. And she is very approachable if you have some problems about f8. A lot of exam techniques.

I have a question, to those who are working and studying ACCA. When do you find time to study? How many papers is ok to take per term? Any experience will do.

if it is possible may I know how many days are you working per week? I got an offer for work but 6 days per week, 1pm to 10pm.

I don't know if I should take it.

normally you claimed everything in one shot. why is there a two part stage? contact ACCA Malaysia if possible.

In my opinion, F8 is tougher than P1 or P3. But each to their own. Some people find F7 really tough too. But I agree P papers are of a different level, especially the optional ones.

This post has been edited by hurly: Jun 27 2012, 12:51 PM

Didn't know about that. But damn I hated that chapter.

This post has been edited by hurly: Jun 27 2012, 12:57 PM

Just a note, maybe you need to call Maybank and confirm with them that you want to make an overseas payment. I think someone asked about this too earlier this year. She found out that she wasn't authorized to make overseas payment. And she asked the bank to clear it up and it went smoothly. I am just not sure which bank was it.

I fully agree with you. P2 syllabus is huge. A lecturer must have at least 6hours class per week to cover all the stuff.

You mean Foundation in Professionalism and Professional Ethics Module, right?

FiP is for CAT and new Foundation in Accountancy students.

I think it's compulsory to do the Professional Ethics Module.

don't worry me too.

Some people cannot comprehend Joe Fang method. Some people can. I met these 2 different groups of people prior taking my f7 paper. I gave Joe a chance. So I am pretty comfortable with the method.

Some people reject his method because they studied the T accounts method before. I pretty sure T accounts method is correct.

At the end of the day, which method makes a student pass his or her exam?

ps: hrevijay, which lecturer would you suggests?

You have to understand some lecturers even skips out the consolidation part in F7. The lecturer says it's enough to pass with IAS. So not all lecturer teach to make a student pass.

One thing I saw in your post, I like to highlight, you said "I strongly urge students to look for a lecturer who focusses on fundamentals and not shortcuts". Joe Fang method promotes shortcuts in applying (to save time in exam) but not understanding. Students who focus in class could relate his method with the T accounts.

Anyway, that's my opinion. Different people, different opinion I guess.

Can anyone tell me where this centre is? Possibly condition also?

I940 Seremban
I978 Federal Territory(Other)

Hope it is near to the LRT.

This post has been edited by hurly: Aug 13 2012, 02:35 PM