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dear sir
i am think of self studying for ACCA because i cant afford the fee for courses and and online classes
iam working full time mother of two just wanted to find out how realistic to attempt F1,F2 at the time, also what are the steps do i start study for those two exams then book to take them and if so how can i get hold the syllabus, books, notes bearing in mind that i have never self studied before .
any help would be appreciated.
many thanks
nadaThere is no reason why you should not be able to pass F1 and F2 in the same sitting – most people sit 2 exams each time.
If you watch our free lectures, then the only book that is worth buying is a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers, because they contain lots of exam standard questions and the more questions you practice the better.
The syllabuses are on the ACCA website, as are details of the approved publishers (BPP, Becker and Kaplan). Depending on where you live you might be able to get them in bookshops, or alternatively you can order the books online. (For BPP you can get a 20% discount on the price by clicking on the link that appears on each of our pages on this website).
The first thing you should do is download our free Study Guides for F1 and F2 – they have a programme of how to study.
(I assume that you have registered with the ACCA? You have to be registered to be able to attempt the exams. The details of how to do it are on the ACCA website)
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