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ACCA F8 Lecture Question 1 June 2010 exam
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very helpful indeed
simple analysis and easy to understand, thanks a lot
please can you post some more video lectures on past f8 questions
briiliant brilliant brilliant lecture
Great lecture, clear and soothing voice, helped a lot
impressed coz the lecture only took 34 min to finish the 30 mark question and yet he was talking at a very slow pulse. This is a very good work. I like the analysis of the question sir
i appreciate
very helpful . thanx
Many thanks very helpful and good way of answering the questions!
great lecture……..and helpful to understand and attempt the question in exam.
This Past paper lecture is great. I think is a better way to approach the paper by reading the requirements first and then the actual question so to have more insight. I will approach the exams in that way, this also aids my learning.
Many Thanks
so nice
well done guys
thank u guys.u relieved me a lot
The link to the June 2010 paper which contains the question is slightly different to the link displayed at the beginning of the lecture due the the ACCA site redesign.
The new link is
https://www.accaglobal.com/content/dam/acca/global/PDF-students/2012b/june2010ques.pdf
This is helps me for my revision and more understanding on the questions requirements
I loved the lecture. I would like to just say thanks to the lecturer for explaning all the aspects in such detail.
please need some help here, I’m not able to assess the lecture and the message i received is that “server is not found”
please take a look here: https://opentuition.com/support/video-server-error/
CANT VIEW LECTURES ON MY COMP
try another browser, like google chrome
the lecturer should have a more clear voice