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I had also the variant with” Talent Management Program”.
In my experience, the SBL exam, which centered on the company example of NCTech, didn’t seem to offer opportunities to apply the SBL models effectively. The questions were quite broad and didn’t quite align with the SBL models. It almost felt like dedicating time to an English grammar course might have been more beneficial than solely focusing on the ACCA study text and exam practice.
Moreover, there’s a perception that the exam may have provided an advantage to native English speakers rather than to those for whom English is a second language, despite the latter potentially possessing a more profound understanding of the models being tested.
When I entered the exam class I had two types of computer screen on my desk: one with big diagonal size, the other one with smaller. Guess which one we had to use? We are learning about big data and cloud computing, but we are working on screen size like in the 90’s:-).
I started with section A, then went to Section C where I lost a big part trying to arrange the screen for reading and working the answers and in the end in section B, which was a bit challenging, the remaining time was not enough.
I had prepared myself for this exam, but after the end, I left with the feeling that I didn’t manage to show it in the real time. I will be happy to pass the exam!
Yes. I had similar technical difficulties with the small display and the tools which were not functioning properly comparing with those used in the exam simulations.Due to them, an important part of the exam time was lost and I didn’ t had enough time to solve the questions for which I had knowledge. It was very frustrating, but these conditions were not under my control.
Pass with 61%.Thank you Open Tuition for lectures and tests! Considering all the challenges in this period and my study for FM level, in this exam I was not performing at my best knowledge. Still feeling that all the work for this exam is helping me to be a step forward in my final objective: ACCA qualified!
