BPP Workbook plus essential reading chapters

Yes it can be considered sufficient to use our ALL our resources in lieu of a text (I.e. notes, lectures, end-of-chapter quizzes) but you must include ACCA's essential reading like the technical articles which I "flag" with a sticky post at the top of the AAA forum. You must work through ALL the CBE questions in the practice platform, including sitting at least one as a mock exam. For further question practice you need a current edition revision kit. Some students like to have a text as well for reference but there are a lot of free resources available as reference e.g. all the examinable docs including the Codes and Handbook of ISAa are freely available.

Thanks a lot for your prompt reply, Kim.

You're very welcome! And welcome to my AAA forum!

Hi Kim, I just have a question which may sound a bit silly. Do you think that achieving a pass in AAA is possible if for example I have no audit experience at the moment? In my case I work in a corporate tax division consulting of a big 4. Thanks a lot for your valuable advice. I really appreciate it.

Certainly I know of students who have passed with no practical experience the options that they have taken even if their not the best options for them according to ACCA's guidance https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/sa/study-skills/options-choices.html But AAA is not just about "doing" an assurance assignment - if you look at the syllabus - which I strongly recommend .... INT: https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p7/syllabus-study-guide/p7-international-int-syllabus-study-guide.html UK: https://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/professional-exams-study-resources/p7/syllabus-study-guide/p7-united-kingdom-uk-syllabus-study-guide.html ... you'll see that there are topics like "ethics", "client engagement" and "quality" which will be relevant to anyone working in a firm even if your clients are for tax services rather than audit and assurance.