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ACCA F7 Introduction

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  1. I couldn’t watch this video. It says “surf safely. THe website that you are trying to access might be prohibitted in your country” The all of other chapters are running safely. I have also tried a proxy even but the same problem.

    Let me know.

    Many Thanks

  2. Mr little, just seeing the comments here I thought I should ask about something concerning me.

    This is the first time I fully study on open-tuition, I studied for my last session exams on open-tuition but I was studying with an approved learning partner as well, so I had studied their course notes and came to open-tuition just to understand better many topics that I didn’t get, seeing how the teaching level is just GREAT on here, I decided to fully study with open-tuition, but I have some question or concerns.

    I am glad to say that I have passed the 3 exams I have attempted in last session on first attempt so I don’t want to ruin it by making an unwise decision now, I am planning on watching your lectures, your revision lectures, study your course notes and most importantly buy a revision kit (Kaplan) so I can practice many questions and I will also practice past paper exams, in your opinion, do you think this is enough? Or do I have to buy a text book and study it?

    I am really hopping you will see it enough, please let me know. The reason am asking is that when I was studying for my last exams, I just felt that my course notes are much comprehensive than open tuition one that I didn’t need to study a text book, I am hopping that your course notes contains enough information and that you are not expecting students to be studying a text book as well.

    I apologies for this long question, I just wanted to make my question clear, too excited to start studying for my coming exams. Fair to mention that am a full time worker, your opinion will mean so much, other wise, I will go through so much trouble to find the time to study a text book when it might not be necessary!

    Many thanks,
    Maha

    • Each one to their own, on a matter such as this. It really comes down to personal preference and whereas Ssjh suggests one, there will be loads of others who prefer alternative publishers.

      In this situation I think you would be wise to borrow (if you can) text books for different publishers from other students who have already passed F7 and make your own comparisons

      • I agree with Mr little! My colleague, who is an ACCA member, almost sworn that I will not pass if I don’t use Kaplan books, I have passed six papers so far and I didn’t sue Kaplan for any of them!! People like to use their own experience as a model for everyone! I have used BPP and LSBF so far, both helped me pass on first attempt, planning to use Kaplan this time as many people praise it! 馃檪

        All the luck!

  4. Admin !.. Please inform me About the bsc ( oxford degree ) we get after passing F7,F8 F9 & please inform me about the Total NUmber of Papers in Icaew ( AcA )
    Total Papers not modules
    & From which book Should i read F7 bpp or Kaplan or icaew ? or anyother

    • There are no lectures for chapters 1 – 5. Admittedly, I DO talk about IFRS5 within other lectures and on courses we practice past exam questions 2 which use the layout of published financial statements. In addition, I also lecture (within other lecture topics) the affects of IAS8.

      But there are no recordings of chapters 1 – 5 as such

      They are not SO difficult that they are beyond the comprehension of an educated student so all ACCA students should be ok with them

      • Thanks a lot sir. I actually realised why there is nothing on Chp 1 -5 when I got deep into the videos. They are simply covered within other lectures .

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