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Hi all,
First of all I want to wish you all good luck with your exam results next week, hopefully we will all pass. Now onto my query, I have had a word with my manager about the Essential level courses I am hoping to sit in June. He said he won’t mind footing the bill (which is nice of him), so I started looking at tuition providers.
I looked at the BPP Course outline and it looks like P2 evening course is covered over 4 days! Is this how it works in these institutions? I have only studied ACCA at my local University which was in 3 months in length and this seems ridiculous to me.
Does anyone have any experience in sitting evening classes here and what did you think. If it is only 4 or 5 days I may as well study myself and (try to) get my manager to give me a higher pay rise in April instead.
Let me know what you all think.
Regards,
Chili
Have you considered LiONBROOK Business School in Leicester. They cover P2 in approx 20 full day classes, including detailed calculations/workings for Section A and theory based Section B questions. The classes have a maximum of 8 students and the tutors are extremely knowledgeable and helpful.
Contact me for more information
I quite like the way its structured there but unfortunately I am based in London.
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Your sure that isnt a revision course? they may have it wrong on the website?
I did some subjects in BPP in Dublin, and each are one evening a week 6-10pm for 8-9 weeks including some full days on weekends and followed by four full days for revision course. In total Approx 65 hours in classI think I’m gonna call them. When you go to their timetable it has only 3 days! https://www.bpp.com/professional-qualifications-course-details/d/professional-qualifications/ACCA/64 My friend went there before and said it is 10 days average. Anyway why is there brochure so wrong? Really strange that a provider of their reputation can be so vague in regards to their classes.
I’m only interested in the tuition part and thats what they have there. Look for yourself in the above link and see.
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