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Hi on the changes to syllabus link you shared it mentions the following changes for MA module, specifically for process costing:
”Process costing calculations and the preparation of process accounts
have been removed. The characteristics of process costing and when
it would be used are still examinable, as is the treatment and costing
of joint and by-products and the benefits of further processing and the
concept of normal and abnormal gains and losses”Does this mean through lectures 11-13 aren’t needed for the preparation of the MA exam as calculations have been removed? Or just by reading the lecture notes, pages 47-60 will be sufficient for the exam, kindly advise as I’ve just reached this lecture and unsure whether to cover it or skip!
Hi Kim,
Amazing site, already passed BT and LAW just last month from the Open tuition resources, so thank you very much. Also telling colleagues and friends about it and will be making regular donations too if that’s possible! I skimmed through the forum regarding changes in content and came across this too: https://www.accaglobal.com/content/dam/acca/global/PDF-students/acca/syllabus-changes.pdf
My question is are the video lectures still sufficient to pass this exam I have also purchased the kaplan notebook and exam study kit?
Hi,
Might be sitting this exam next month. Wanted to know, since its MCQ and I’ve got economics/finance background, will lecture videos and notes on open tuition suffice or is the study text a must too?
Also I have exemptions on F1-F3 but since my degree is over 5 years old, ACCA recommended I should forfeit my exemptions and sit these exams as it could effect my eligibility for a practicing certificate or audit qualification? Any idea whether I should and what this means?
Hi,
I’ve just registered for ACCA and aiming to sit the LW England exam, F4, in December 2023. This website is incredibly comprehensive and has been very helpful so far, so thank you. I’m ordering the kaplan study text for law but wanted to know as lectures for law were uploaded 5 years ago. Given Brexit and any other changes, are lectures along with the notes from open tuition the correct source of learning for the Dec 23 exam as my textbook will be arriving next week?
Thanks in advance