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Dear Sir,
I would like to be able to practice a lot more whilst doing the course and unfortunately I am unsure how to go about it. Apart from the 5 questions per topic, there is not much for me to do to be able to ensure that I have really grasped a topic before moving on. Is there anyway, you could help or guide me?
As we state in the introductory lecture, you need to buy a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers (BPP or Kaplan). It is full of exam standard questions for practice, and practice is vital to passing the exam.
Hello John,
thank you for your reply. I do no have the Kaplan revision kid but from 2016 I believe. And unfortunately the order of the topics covered are not the same. So for some of the questions from the book will be different to what I have learnt in your lectures.
I believe what I am asking is if by buying a more up to date book, the topics will be in the same order? If not, would you have any other alternatives?
Kind RegardsWe cover the topics is what we think is the most sensible order. I cannot comment on what Kaplan do 🙂
However the kit is for revision, so work through all the lectures, attempt our short tests, and when you have finished studying then start working through all of the questions in your Kit. If you come across something you have forgotten, then look back at the relevant lecture, and if you find you get stuck or really do not understand something then ask in this forum.
There is no need to buy a new Kit.
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