obajoey:
Please, what method did you used, kindly be of help. I just failed F8 and very disappointed self. Please, I just need a better method. Thank you.

Don't give up. when I wrote f8, I used Emile Woolf kits. I really enjoyed f8. it is very easy paper. My suggestion is, throw away your bpp and Kaplan's study books. Attend quality lectures. I watched lsbf lectures videos for p1 and p3. I made my own note from what the lecturer says with the lsbf short note.
the idea is to make your note very short 35-45 pages. with this, I was able to review my note everyday(the whole 45pages).
then, start practicing a Month to the exam.
*see yourself as the auditor not the student*

Honestly, I didn't practice enough past questions. I was having fake confidence.

Melonny:
Don't give up. when I wrote f8, I used Emile Woolf kits. I really enjoyed f8. it is very easy paper. My suggestion is, throw away your bpp and Kaplan's study books. Attend quality lectures. I watched lsbf lectures videos for p1 and p3. I made my own note from what the lecturer says with the lsbf short note.
the idea is to make your note very short 35-45 pages. with this, I was able to review my note everyday(the whole 45pages).
then, start practicing a Month to the exam.
*see yourself as the auditor not the student*

obajoey:
Honestly, I didn't practice enough past questions. I was having fake confidence.

it's good you know where the problem came from. practice well next time. I didn't practice well for both p1 and p3. I got a job 2 weeks before the exams. I had no time to read. understanding the models matters.

Congrats bro. Congrats once again.

haibe:


Same here.. although i used the revision kits

chai my head dey swell for una oo. Seeing people achieving what you want to achieve gives one the courage that one can do it too. Please, bro kindly share some tips on how to prepare well and pass the papers. Tips that helped you. And please, if you have materials as well, kindly be of help.
Thanks.

haibe:


Same here.. although i used the revision kits

Baba the Emile Woolf kit fit help me too, abeg bro. show some love. Honestly, my preparation was bad.

Melonny:
Don't give up. when I wrote f8, I used Emile Woolf kits. I really enjoyed f8. it is very easy paper. My suggestion is, throw away your bpp and Kaplan's study books. Attend quality lectures. I watched lsbf lectures videos for p1 and p3. I made my own note from what the lecturer says with the lsbf short note.
the idea is to make your note very short 35-45 pages. with this, I was able to review my note everyday(the whole 45pages).
then, start practicing a Month to the exam.
*see yourself as the auditor not the student*

obajoey:
Baba the Emile Woolf kit fit help me too, abeg bro. show some love. Honestly, my preparation was bad.

Check this out https://www.acowtancy.com/. I downloaded a note on F8 from the platform. You may find it helpful too

obajoey:
chai my head dey swell for una oo. Seeing people achieving what you want to achieve gives one the courage that one can do it too. Please, bro kindly share some tips on how to prepare well and pass the papers. Tips that helped you. And please, if you have materials as well, kindly be of help.
Thanks.

I always ensured i grasp the concepts of every area of the syllabus.. i took lectures for the whole fundamental papers plus p2 and p4.. then self study for p1 p3 n p7 which are my last papers.

What i noticed is that even after i took lectures, i still had to satisfy every curiosity i had with respect to the syllabus and exam. So in the end its more like I was in fact doing self study. For this reason i did self study for my final 3 papers.

My advise: Get a summary note for the exam and a normal comprehensive revision kit by bpp. There are several summary acca notes online for each paper which are provided by different tution centres around the world, just pick anyone that suits you.. for my last papers, i was using open tuition notes and that of Skans school of accountancy in pakistan.

The idea is to grasp the concepts as quickly as possible in order to spend more time on practicing questions. It is when you practice questions you will know your weakness and whether u are ready for the exam or not. In dying minutes i just flip through answers in the revision kits like i am reading a normal text book.

Always have the mindset that you really want to learn about the paper. See yourself like you want to be such a person in practice. In fin reporting papers i think like a reporting accountant, in audit i think like an auditor, in p4 I think like a financial analyst, in p3 like a business analyst, in p1 like a member of an audit/risk commitee and a person with strong ethical principles. This helps me enjoy the papers and i am usually almost certain that i will do well in the exams.

You can join Acca groups on whatsapp (there are many of them, international one's infact); you will meet like minds and this will motivate you that you can do it, you can ask questions anytime too.

Be confident that you are "good enough" to pass any exam. It takes away unnecessary pressure and fear.

These are the principles throughout my Acca journey and i never failed a single paper.

I have some materials for p1 p3 n p7 since they are my most recent papers.

haibe:


I always ensured i grasp the concepts of every area of the syllabus.. i took lectures for the whole fundamental papers plus p2 and p4.. then self study for p1 p3 n p7 which are my last papers.

What i noticed is that even after i took lectures, i still had to satisfy every curiosity i had with respect to the syllabus and exam. So in the end its more like I was in fact doing self study. For this reason i did self study for my final 3 papers.

My advise: Get a summary note for the exam and a normal comprehensive revision kit by bpp. There are several summary acca notes online for each paper which are provided by different tution centres around the world, just pick anyone that suits you.. for my last papers, i was using open tuition notes and that of Skans school of accountancy in pakistan.

The idea is to grasp the concepts as quickly as possible in order to spend more time on practicing questions. It is when you practice questions you will know your weakness and whether u are ready for the exam or not. In dying minutes i just flip through answers in the revision kits like i am reading a normal text book.

Always have the mindset that you really want to learn about the paper. See yourself like you want to be such a person in practice. In fin reporting papers i think like a reporting accountant, in audit i think like an auditor, in p4 I think like a financial analyst, in p3 like a business analyst, in p1 like a member of an audit/risk commitee and a person with strong ethical principles. This helps me enjoy the papers and i am usually almost certain that i will do well in the exams.

You can join Acca groups on whatsapp (there are many of them, international one's infact); you will meet like minds and this will motivate you that you can do it, you can ask questions anytime too.

Be confident that you are "good enough" to pass any exam. It takes away unnecessary pressure and fear.

These are the principles throughout my Acca journey and i never failed a single paper.

I have some materials for p1 p3 n p7 since they are my most recent papers.

Congrats
Pls I ll appreciate if u send me d 3 materials u mentioned. My email is
ogudoonyekamichael@gmail.com
Thanks so much

Please I need videos for F3 and F4. Asap. Kindly help

Thanks so much bro, really appreciate.

haibe:


I always ensured i grasp the concepts of every area of the syllabus.. i took lectures for the whole fundamental papers plus p2 and p4.. then self study for p1 p3 n p7 which are my last papers.

What i noticed is that even after i took lectures, i still had to satisfy every curiosity i had with respect to the syllabus and exam. So in the end its more like I was in fact doing self study. For this reason i did self study for my final 3 papers.

My advise: Get a summary note for the exam and a normal comprehensive revision kit by bpp. There are several summary acca notes online for each paper which are provided by different tution centres around the world, just pick anyone that suits you.. for my last papers, i was using open tuition notes and that of Skans school of accountancy in pakistan.

The idea is to grasp the concepts as quickly as possible in order to spend more time on practicing questions. It is when you practice questions you will know your weakness and whether u are ready for the exam or not. In dying minutes i just flip through answers in the revision kits like i am reading a normal text book.

Always have the mindset that you really want to learn about the paper. See yourself like you want to be such a person in practice. In fin reporting papers i think like a reporting accountant, in audit i think like an auditor, in p4 I think like a financial analyst, in p3 like a business analyst, in p1 like a member of an audit/risk commitee and a person with strong ethical principles. This helps me enjoy the papers and i am usually almost certain that i will do well in the exams.

You can join Acca groups on whatsapp (there are many of them, international one's infact); you will meet like minds and this will motivate you that you can do it, you can ask questions anytime too.

Be confident that you are "good enough" to pass any exam. It takes away unnecessary pressure and fear.

These are the principles throughout my Acca journey and i never failed a single paper.

I have some materials for p1 p3 n p7 since they are my most recent papers.

Haibe pls can I talk to you privately this is my email yinka_fadahunsi@yahoo.com. Tnks

Congratulations haibe.

Oluwayinka91:
Haibe pls can I talk to you privately this is my email yinka_fadahunsi@yahoo.com. Tnks

pm is fine

@haibe
Please do you the process of conversion from ICAN to ACCA. The person has completed their exams but the person has not done induction. What documents are required to process exemption and what papers would they write

koks2000:
@haibe
Please do you the process of conversion from ICAN to ACCA. The person has completed their exams but the person has not done induction. What documents are required to process exemption and what papers would they write

I am not too sure abt the documents but its 5 papers currently, 4 from sept diet. All professional level papers.

haibe:


I am not too sure abt the documents but its 5 papers currently, 4 from sept diet. All professional level papers.

Boss, I would have to have a chat with you via e-mail as regards ACCA. I have 3 left.

haibe:


I always ensured i grasp the concepts of every area of the syllabus.. i took lectures for the whole fundamental papers plus p2 and p4.. then self study for p1 p3 n p7 which are my last papers.

What i noticed is that even after i took lectures, i still had to satisfy every curiosity i had with respect to the syllabus and exam. So in the end its more like I was in fact doing self study. For this reason i did self study for my final 3 papers.

My advise: Get a summary note for the exam and a normal comprehensive revision kit by bpp. There are several summary acca notes online for each paper which are provided by different tution centres around the world, just pick anyone that suits you.. for my last papers, i was using open tuition notes and that of Skans school of accountancy in pakistan.

The idea is to grasp the concepts as quickly as possible in order to spend more time on practicing questions. It is when you practice questions you will know your weakness and whether u are ready for the exam or not. In dying minutes i just flip through answers in the revision kits like i am reading a normal text book.

Always have the mindset that you really want to learn about the paper. See yourself like you want to be such a person in practice. In fin reporting papers i think like a reporting accountant, in audit i think like an auditor, in p4 I think like a financial analyst, in p3 like a business analyst, in p1 like a member of an audit/risk commitee and a person with strong ethical principles. This helps me enjoy the papers and i am usually almost certain that i will do well in the exams.

You can join Acca groups on whatsapp (there are many of them, international one's infact); you will meet like minds and this will motivate you that you can do it, you can ask questions anytime too.

Be confident that you are "good enough" to pass any exam. It takes away unnecessary pressure and fear.

These are the principles throughout my Acca journey and i never failed a single paper.

I have some materials for p1 p3 n p7 since they are my most recent papers.

Please I'd appreciate if you send the materials to me
Loveth.stanley@gmail.com

Can someone please share f5 and F6 study text and revision material with me (bpp, Kaplan or Emily wolf)

Hello house,

Pls is there a place that ACCA aspirants/candidates for Diploma in Accounting and Finance have tutorials or classes in Lagos, preferably Lagos Island? I will really like to know. I once registered but never started the studies cos it looked like distance learning thing to me.
I am not in the social sciences as such I will really like life tutorials.

Then, do I need to register again to start the studies?

haibe:


I always ensured i grasp the concepts of every area of the syllabus.. i took lectures for the whole fundamental papers plus p2 and p4.. then self study for p1 p3 n p7 which are my last papers.

What i noticed is that even after i took lectures, i still had to satisfy every curiosity i had with respect to the syllabus and exam. So in the end its more like I was in fact doing self study. For this reason i did self study for my final 3 papers.

My advise: Get a summary note for the exam and a normal comprehensive revision kit by bpp. There are several summary acca notes online for each paper which are provided by different tution centres around the world, just pick anyone that suits you.. for my last papers, i was using open tuition notes and that of Skans school of accountancy in pakistan.

The idea is to grasp the concepts as quickly as possible in order to spend more time on practicing questions. It is when you practice questions you will know your weakness and whether u are ready for the exam or not. In dying minutes i just flip through answers in the revision kits like i am reading a normal text book.

Always have the mindset that you really want to learn about the paper. See yourself like you want to be such a person in practice. In fin reporting papers i think like a reporting accountant, in audit i think like an auditor, in p4 I think like a financial analyst, in p3 like a business analyst, in p1 like a member of an audit/risk commitee and a person with strong ethical principles. This helps me enjoy the papers and i am usually almost certain that i will do well in the exams.

You can join Acca groups on whatsapp (there are many of them, international one's infact); you will meet like minds and this will motivate you that you can do it, you can ask questions anytime too.

Be confident that you are "good enough" to pass any exam. It takes away unnecessary pressure and fear.

These are the principles throughout my Acca journey and i never failed a single paper.

I have some materials for p1 p3 n p7 since they are my most recent papers.

Hi dear, pls kindly introduce me to any ACCA WhatsApp group and I will also need the soft copies materials. Here's my email amaka266@gmail.com...thanks alot

Hi All,Please just an enquiry for ACCA F1-F3 diploma.
Is it easy for someone with Science background to scale through the exams?
The online studies is at individual pace, can one finish each at anytime and schedule for the exams? or is there a minimum number of weeks to complete it,(like waiting for weekly lessons with tutors).
Which is the best institution to do the online studies with?
Can one enroll and study the 3 courses at the same time?
Your response and guidance will be appreciated.

If you are planning to attend ACCA classes in Portharcourt then you should think of attending PA Consulting along East West road.....they only offer ACCA classes and the guy there is Andrew that FR,SBR,F9 & P4 Whiz from Synergy Professionals Lagos......just call 08034381445

Good day
Plsss can you send me a copy?

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Hello Gurus in the house, I'm so glad I came across this trend for ACCA aspirants and members. Please I need all the support. You can offer me . I have registered with ACCA , but yet to register the exam , I want to start from the foundation level since I have very little knowledge of accounting. I'm looking forward to enrol for the December exams for f1-f3 , I want to start preparing from now . Please can any one with soft copies of exam materials help me. My email: vivaval101@gmail.com. please where can I find acca study center around oniru, vi.. thank you all for your good work.

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Destinyleads:
Hello Gurus in the house, I'm so glad I came across this trend for ACCA aspirants and members. Please I need all the support. You can offer me . I have registered with ACCA , but yet to register the exam , I want to start from the foundation level since I have very little knowledge of accounting. I'm looking forward to enrol for the December exams for f1-f3 , I want to start preparing from now . Please can any one with soft copies of exam materials help me. My email: vivaval101@gmail.com. please where can I find acca study center around oniru, vi.. thank you all for your good work.

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Good day Guys
Pls I just concluded my ACCA , I need your help to know the accounting body that accept ACCA member for direct membership that will give right to register with FRC for signing account except ICAN. I am tired of writing any Exam as required by ICAN . I just got my life back from ACCA after 4 years and need to focus .

Good morning, does anyone here have question bank for F9?

I need it very urgent.

Please can someone help me with F1-F3 revision kits and materials that can help me pass. Also any advise on how to prepare better cox I have been trying to cover the syllabus but time isn’t friendly at all. If I keep reading like that,I won’t be able to cover all .
Thank you
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