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home study

pauldoo · 2008-07-02 12:15:44

hey im going to study some acca exams at home, what is the best way to go about getting the materials Thanks

02-07-2008 12:15pm

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pauldoo

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hey

im going to study some acca exams at home, what is the best way to go about getting the materials

Thanks

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#2 02-07-2008 2:39pm

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Hey first post welcome!

Normally the colleges who runs these courses also offer homestudy as an alternative to attending their classes.

So you will pick up their material and it is recommended that you attend the revision classes a couple of weeks before the actual exams.

I studied at BPP in Dublin on Lad Lane and found them to be excellent.

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#3 03-07-2008 7:41am

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You can order your home study through the ACCA web site or just call into BPP and buy them. Home study is fine for the F levels but for the P levels consider doing classes. Even at F consider revision sessions with one of the colleges.

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