Hi, I hope someone can help with this one. I don't have the funds available to be able to go to college so I have to rely on self studying my way through the ACCA qualification.
So far I have completed the first stage, F1 - 72%, F2 - 80%, F3 - 74% and FIP - 52% so I have been able to successfully self study so far.
I have chosen to study taxation at this stage and I need to choose one more but am struggling. I'd like to choose this one (F4) but am worrying that I won't be able to answer the questions in enough depth to pass it. I am concerned that whilst practising I won't really be able to guage whether my answers fit what the examiners are looking for so I won't have an idea of what kind of mark I am achieving or what I need to work on.
Has anyone else had this problem? Would it be more sensible for me to attempt the more calculation based modules first and come back to this one when I have found a job that will help to fund college time?
Any advice will be much appreciated, thanks.
So far I have completed the first stage, F1 - 72%, F2 - 80%, F3 - 74% and FIP - 52% so I have been able to successfully self study so far.
I have chosen to study taxation at this stage and I need to choose one more but am struggling. I'd like to choose this one (F4) but am worrying that I won't be able to answer the questions in enough depth to pass it. I am concerned that whilst practising I won't really be able to guage whether my answers fit what the examiners are looking for so I won't have an idea of what kind of mark I am achieving or what I need to work on.
Has anyone else had this problem? Would it be more sensible for me to attempt the more calculation based modules first and come back to this one when I have found a job that will help to fund college time?
Any advice will be much appreciated, thanks.