Sunway is not at KL?????



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This post has been edited by kelvinlee1983: Feb 5 2008, 11:13 AM

Sunway at PJ Selangor, it was not consider KL college.

College at KL provide ACCA course are Mc Orange, KSA, SEGI, FTMS, Kolej Bandar, etc.

This month article :
IAS 1 revised

pls read.


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this is bogus lor...NOw i have to re-set my brain 'balance sheet' will become 'statement of financial position'.
'Cash flow statement' will be 'statement of cash flows...aiyoo..now have to adopt this significant changes although the format still remains.. why the changes???still good what using Balance sheet and p&l statement..

Actually we learn this at P2 ,under chapter current issue

This also one of a past year question,

Actually that is not much different from P2 current issue.


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wow... so much to read for p2. really a tough paper.

P2 is a big difficult paper! A lot of student b4 study P2 make a big mistake to think P2 not difficult, the reason was F7 consider not difficult for them.

No matter easy or hard
P2 is a compulsory paper

who said P2 is easy?

A lot of my friend get very high marks in 2.5 last time, before they actually go for P2, they always thinking P2 is not difficult and not a problem. They more worry about P1 and P3. Ha Ha Ha, when they actually study P2, then they only know how difficult for this paper.

For me, P2 is a most difficult as compare to P1 and P3.

I agree with you.
P2 answer is more to specific
However P1 P3 answer as long as logic, the examiner will give the marks.

For me, I never think that any papers of ACCA is easy

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This post has been edited by kelvinlee1983: Feb 8 2008, 08:34 AM

ms menon likes to say p2 is harder than p1 and p3. i agree personally, although p3 isn't that far behind, because p3 also has quite a wide field to study.

owh. what is the job oppoturnity for accountant. i think malaysia are overflooded with accountant am i right?

Quite soon. Job opportunities are vast. From preparing accounts, to checking them. Doing accounts means that you have more options, which explains why more people are studying

Result will release very soon...

relax lar... still new year mood ma... hehe...

i wonder how's p1? seems like a lot of lecturer is teaching this paper. can study for second term and go for exams?

in fact it is opposite...msia now is lack of accountant..

i think i'm completing my ACCA by this year.
can i know besides starting to work, what do post ACCA students study ?
i'm interested to go to UK or australia for post ACCA study but i'm not quite sure what to study.
can anyone "enlighten" me pls ?

Popular courses for after-ACCA studies are,

i) MBA (i personally think it's best to work first b4 doing MBA)
ii) CFA (asking for trouble unless ur very good at finance.)
iii) ICSA (company secretarial) and some law courses also seems quite popular.
iv) (all the various letters and acronyms we've never heard about)

Or you could go crazy, and go do engineering or something. someone with knowledge in 2 fields are very in demand. XD

Depend on how's good your knowledge of Corporate Governance?

Some student can self study the missing topic in 1st term, but some student cannot eventhough P1 is not very difficult.

If u think u can do it, then you can try KSA - Philip Woo. If u think u can't do it, may be u go for Sheila cos I know MCO will give the bridging class for the missing topic for 2nd term student.

Actually for work in commercial, ACCA is more than enough.

When u already got ACCA + ur working experience in difference industry, this can consider very good.

Remember when u go to interview for job, people will be more interesting on what u can contribute to his firm but not certificate. For eg, 2 people go to interview, A only got ACCA but know have very good working experience + strong leadership, B got ACCA + MBA + ICSA but only work for few years and leadership not so strong. Finally, the boss will choose A.

So unless you are interest for further study or want to become lecturer, otherwise all this thing won't be so important after u getting ACCA.

This post has been edited by carlosandy: Feb 11 2008, 08:49 AM