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I am happy for all of you that were able to sit your ATX exam. No matter how you felt after the exam, I wish you best of luck as that is all we can all hope for.
For me, unfortunately, I have IT glitches and I was unable to sit for my exam. It was supposed to be a resit for me.
I am unsure now if I should just start studying for SBR or SBL instead of ATX again and leave ATX as the last paper as I have already lost one year out of my 7 years.
Any thought and shared experiences will be appreciated.
Thank you.
I have started my ACCA since 2007 and stopped due to other personal reasons – work, marriage, kids. But, I have never given up on the dream of being qualified with ACCA.
I just resumed back to studying ACCA last year and I must admit that it was a challenge. I sat my ATX in September 2020. Finger crossed for next week’s result.
So, I could relate a lot with those with family that have commented in the earlier posts. @Victornewman, I also appreciate your inspiring but firm tips/advise as life will always throw things at us. I will take most on your advise onboard as I think that I needed them.
As most of you have said, with perseverance, commitment and focus, we will all achieve our goals of being a qualified accountant.
I have read a lot of inspiring posts here. Thank you all for sharing your experiences and learning tips. I have learned a lot.
I have been with Open Tuition since early mid 2000 during my AAT journey. I just realised what I have missed as I have never joined nor read nor posted any comment.
I am indeed grateful for all of you great and inspiring people on this forum.
A big thank you to OT for all your support with this great learning resources and absolute wonderful platform to share experiences.
