exam tips

Could someone please send me exam tips for P1 June 2010 exams.

Tips from Kaplan and BPP will mostly be appreciated.

Please mail them to me at:nasileledavis@gmail.com

Kind regards

Davis61

plz send me tips as well.. ‘ll really appreciate it 🙂
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I am waiting for your kindness, please send me exam tips

If anyone’s got any please email them to me. Thanks a bunch.
Masterblaster_64@hotmail.co.uk

I’m also waiting for it, please kindly send to me.

dear only common sense is useful for P1. all my friends just think on large scales and focus mainly on ethics part.
examiner seems to concentrate on ethics and now a days it is very important for all of us

please send me tips as well, thank for help.

can anyone post on here if got any tips?

Hi, could someone please send me Kaplan Tips for June 2010 for P1 and P2. That will be greatly appreciated. My email is s_haffenden@yahoo.com.

Thanks in Advance

I hope this one will help you a little bit 🙂 (its from BPP)

Corporate Governance. Governance underpins the P1 syllabus so you can expect detailed questions on principles-based systems such as the UK Combined Code (2006). Make sure that you fully understand the role and responsibilities of directors (both executive and non executive), and how good governance structures help to reduce risk. Remember that you may need to discuss the various committees recommended as part of best practice, and the disclosures required by the Turnbull report.
Risk Management. Typical risk management questions often require you to identify specific risks in a given scenario, and then suggest how the organisation might seek to respond to those risks. You may also need to give your opinion on the risks, so key models that are highly examinable are the risk mapping matrix and the ‘TARA’ response model.
Control Systems. In order to respond to risks, organisations will implement a range of controls. You need to be able to suggest suitable controls in a given context, and show that you know the difference between the control environment and control procedures. Questions in internal control may also cover internal audit, as this is an integral part of both risk management and control.
Ethics. Ethics questions invariably require candidates to related their opinions or ideas to key theories. Remember that personal ethics relate to how we behave or choose to behave, and key schools of thought include Deontology (duty) and Telelogy (Outcome). Kohlberg’s model of ethical development is highly examinable, and questions may ask you to recognise where a particular individual fits into the model. Professional ethics is concerned with following an ethical code of conduct, and questions may ask you to evaluate an accountant’s actions.
Corporate Social Responsibility. Organisations have a wider duty to stakeholders. This area is always highly examinable, and questions frequently ask candidates to refer to the Gray Owen Adams model, when identifying how an organisation should choose to behave.

Good luck! (to all of us) 🙂

can someone please send me the exam tips too:
mehmetS@rcpsych.ac.uk

thank you!!!