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Please can you give me a detailed strategy as to how to go about PM for March sitting. What to do at the studying phase to the revision phase and finally before exams. A detailed guide will be much appreciated.
Firstly, I would advise you to use this website as the main framework for your study. Particularly the lecture videos and lecture notes designed to be used in conjunction with the lectures. In addition make sure you have a practice and revision kit from which to practice exam style questions. Also ask questions on areas you are unsure about on the ask the tutor forum. A lot depends on your individual approach to study.
I answered a similar query with regard to the ACCA taxation subject. A lot of what is discussed there should help you despite the different subject area (including link to overall strategy for tackling ACCA subjects)-
https://opentuition.com/topic/acca-tax-uk-course-pacing/
Hopefully this will be of some assistance to you. Please don’t hesitate to ask if you have additional questions.
I checked the link above and you stated you feel he will only have to watch full course of Opentuition lectures once . If I get you right, does it mean dedicating a period to watch all the lecture videos before moving on to study the notes. If so does same apply to PM which is also quite a lot.
I think in terms of total hours, performance management is significantly fewer than taxation in terms of lecture time. The other poster also gave indication of significant time constraints. A lot depends on individual preference. When you say study the notes, are you referring to this website’s notes?Or a study text? The notes on this site should be used in conjunction with the lectures. I would strongly suggest going over lectures covering subjects where you encounter difficulties with questions in practice and revision kit. Likewise ask the tutor on the ask the tutor forum where you have difficulties.
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