Can you tell us more about yourself?
I live in Reading and I work for an educational research charity in Slough.
How do you balance between studying, job and private life?
I use designated study times- such as every lunch hour. During that time I always make sure I study- but don’t let myself work outside of this. Obviously the nearer the exam, the more study sessions.
Do you get support from your firm?
I get good support including books, study leave and help with the PER critera.
Which Study Texts and/or Revision Kits and other resources did you use, or found the most useful in your studies?
I use a combination of OpenTuition and Kaplan’s distance learning package.
You have scored such high marks, many students must wonder what is your study technique?
I start preparing for the exams as soon as possible- so I can get 5 months in. During the initial phase, I do an hour a day, with the weekends completely free. This lets me get the books read and roughly understood. Closer to the exam, I may up it to about two hours a day, and focus on question practice and identifying weaknesses.
What do you think was the most important factor in your success in your ACCA exams?
Being organised- making sure I had a plan and stuck to it. Not only does this make sure you cover everything sufficiently, but it stops you from doing too much and losing your free time- which can ultimately damage your chances.
How did you find out about OpenTuition?
I came across you on Google, and the videos are particularly useful (to provide variety from the Kaplan text books).
thank you and good luck in June 2012 exams
wilbert300 says
wow , i wil try that
violetacca says
great
Zaman says
good
thekhalid says
an hour a day, free on weekends, two hours on preps and you topped it WOW!
mellen says
if i don’t have the means to follow courses with a private would the courses conducted by open tuition sufficed for me to take part in exams for level one?