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If I write an auditor’s response, how will I be able to check if what I have written is correct because the model answer will have something different.
Similarly if I write an explanation of internal control deficiency, my explanation could be different to what is written in the model answer. So how will I be able to assess my answer. If I do not have anybody to check my answer who may be able to check properly then how would I know if what I have written is correct or not
The “Read the mind of an AA marker” resource should help you to interpret whether answer points “answer the Q set” and in the context of a given scenario
https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/fundamentals-exams-study-resources/f8/exam-technique.htmlI recommend all students to attempt the relevant Qs – then work through the marking guidance on the sample scripts – then assess their own answers. Clearly answer points don’t have to be word-for-word the same – but they have to convey the same meaning.
I attempted the questions and read the resource but still find it difficult to check my own answers. What should I do
You might try and find a “study buddy” who is interested in swapping answers so that you can help each other https://opentuition.com/forum/acca-forums/acca-aa-audit-and-assurance-forums
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