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- December 10, 2016 at 8:55 am #362988
Hi Mr Mike,
Mike I am Planning to sit for P7 in March 2017 Sitting, I am just wondering Can I rely on only open-tuition Lectures and notes along with Kit Practice?
Thank You.
December 11, 2016 at 4:51 pm #363295Yes, that has worked for others in the past
However, I advise that the more you do, the better the foundation for success
I wouldn’t necessarily restrict my reading to OT notes and lectures combined with a revision kit
There’s also the technical articles and examiner’s reports that you should be reading and Student Accountant too
It wouldn’t harm your chances to be a regular reader of the financial pages of a quality newspaper or magazine like the Economist
It would probably be a good idea to obtain a hard copy of a set of financial statements from a UK public company – I use the financial statements of the company called Devro plc as a great illustration of corporate governance influence on plc financial statements as well as the disclosure requirements of IASs and IFRSs
It makes for very interesting (and effective) bedtime reading!
You need to keep your P2 knowledge on simmer because there is frequently a question asking for knowledge of accounting matters and how you would audit them / how you would recommend the correct accounting treatment
Lots to do beyond simply OT notes and lectures combined with a revision kit …
… but simply OT notes and lectures combined with a revision kit has worked for lots of students in the past
It’s up to you how far you want to push it
December 12, 2016 at 10:42 am #363418Just follow up question,
Is it ok to use the current version of study material on OP for March 2017 exam?
It says the material is for September/December 2016. so I was wondering it’s going to be updatedDecember 12, 2016 at 12:03 pm #363447It’s fine for March 2017 too
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