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ACCA P6 "Advanced Tax' Lecturer in Dublin
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23-08-2011 3:06pm#1
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Clogsworth wrote: »Eamon Staunton in Griffith Colleges is brilliant. Definitely themost organised lecturer I've ever had and he does loads of past questions for practice. P6 is a fecker of a paper though!!
Brilliant
. 2nd good opinion...Sounds promising
I know P6 is a ************ but I wanna stay away from P4 and P7... not many choices left then...
Clogsworth: can I ask you if you passed first time?
I also heard about the lecturer in Independent Colleges but I read somewhere his method was a bit "special'. I dont know how special though. Did anyone attend his classes?0 -
I went to Independent for P6 for June exam and failed
He had been recommended by a friend.
I hated every lecture. I thought it was just me, but a lot of people in the course felt the same.
He was completely unorganised, we were given one book at the start which covered the basics from the previous exam and from then on there were handouts which were full of mistakes. When he tried to do examples in class he kept making mistakes. Most people in the class just gave up hope and decided on concentrating on their other subjects, some didn't even sit the exam.
By far the worst lecturer I have had to date, really disappointed because I think Independent are great but will not be doing a revision course with them for P6 for this year.
Looks like it will be GCD0 -
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Brilliant. 2nd good opinion...Sounds promising
I know P6 is a ************ but I wanna stay away from P4 and P7... not many choices left then...
Clogsworth: can I ask you if you passed first time?
I also heard about the lecturer in Independent Colleges but I read somewhere his method was a bit "special'. I dont know how special though. Did anyone attend his classes?
Yes I passed first time by the skin of my teeth, 52%, but a pass is a pass so i was happy so long as I didn't have to sit it again! If your working in audit P7 isn't actually that difficult because its what your working at all day anyways, but the lectures are so boring!
But if your sticking with P6 definitely go for Eamon Staunton, he'd be hard to beat. When i did the lectures I overheard people giving out about the lecturers in independent & BPP for tax but I dont know who they are. All my friends in work all went to Eamon too and I've never heard a bad word about him. he's very approachable too if your stuck on anything!0 -
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I went to Independent for P6 for June exam and failed
He had been recommended by a friend.
I hated every lecture. I thought it was just me, but a lot of people in the course felt the same.
He was completely unorganised, we were given one book at the start which covered the basics from the previous exam and from then on there were handouts which were full of mistakes. When he tried to do examples in class he kept making mistakes. Most people in the class just gave up hope and decided on concentrating on their other subjects, some didn't even sit the exam.
By far the worst lecturer I have had to date, really disappointed because I think Independent are great but will not be doing a revision course with them for P6 for this year.
Looks like it will be GCD
Unorganised? :eek: No I don't need that... I'm disorganised enough myself...
I wish there was somebody like Julie Hawkins (DBS - F6) for P6... I'd probably be an affiliate by now... :rolleyes:0 -
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Unorganised? :eek: No I don't need that... I'm disorganised enough myself...
I wish there was somebody like Julie Hawkins (DBS - F6) for P6... I'd probably be an affiliate by now... :rolleyes:
Julie Hawkins use to do the old paper P6 as well as F6 :P by far the best tax lecturer i ever had and well have her to thank for my interest in tax now
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she stop doing it the year when i done the old P6 tax paper but lucky enought for me i was able to get her notes and btw still have them!
but eamon staunton is just as good and he got me thought advance tax
That's it, I go for GCD
Cheers
Any other suggestions/comments/opinions/disagreements are welcome of course... 0 -
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[Who did you study with when you failed it?[/QUOTE]
D.Clancy in DBS. Completely useless. Often absent. Course notes very poor. Past exam questions were not updated (he said we should do that ourselves). Revisions where there was no question practice. Ended up buying ACCA books from another school some time before the exam (fed up of waiting for a sort of 'miracle'. Not only me: some of my classmates did the same. The books we had got at the beginning were books from the Irish taxation institute. Not for ACCA). Complete opposite of Julie Hawkins.
I think that's it.
I don't think he was committed enough (unacceptable for such a tough paper... And the examiner dont make things any easier).
1st paper I fail.0
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