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Hi All,
Looking for some thoughts, advice or anything else really.
I have just booked the Performance Management exam which gives me 6 weeks to revise. Do you think this can be done within that time frame?
Does anybody have a learning format they use? (I know everyone is different) would the lectures & per chapter then the questions be done first then once all lectures are covered to work through revision questions and past papers?
Any info would be great!
Hi, I failed my first attemp due to lack of revising. If you familiar with the syllabus it is possible if not then I would say no. It’s too much to remember, unless your memory is great and you can give 100% of your time at least 5 hours a day every day until exam. I personally go chapter by chapter reading the text book then attempt every question from the text book and revision kit- I follow the revision plan from the kapl. revision kit. I also complete all questions for each chapter using a co wt ancy tests and of course open tuition tests. Not to mention that I have listened to every chapter from the open tuition tutorial- John M. Is really great in explaining difficult areas and I highly recommend that you listen to all open tuition lessons 🙂 good luck!
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