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P7 lecturer

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  • 08-02-2013 10:55am
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    Robin132
    Registered Users Posts: 210 ✭✭


    CAn anyone recommend a good one. I'm not a fan of Dave O'Donoghue nor of Cormac Kavanagh so that rules independent colleges and DBS out..... is there anyone else worth going to or am I going to be stuck with one of these?


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    JaneeMack
    Registered Users Posts: 179 ✭✭JaneeMack


    Robin132 wrote: »
    CAn anyone recommend a good one. I'm not a fan of Dave O'Donoghue nor of Cormac Kavanagh so that rules independent colleges and DBS out..... is there anyone else worth going to or am I going to be stuck with one of these?


    I didn't like Cormac Kavanagh either. Took two of his classes and they are absolute bores!! What's Dave O'Donoghue like?


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    Robin132
    Registered Users Posts: 210 ✭✭Robin132


    JaneeMack wrote: »
    I didn't like Cormac Kavanagh either. Took two of his classes and they are absolute bores!! What's Dave O'Donoghue like?
    In fairnesss Dave tries to make his classes interesting but I found he got confused and side tracked easily! He was telling us the completely information at one point in a lecture because he had confused himself! But other people think he is great.... I just realised that Shaun Browne still lectures in Ireland, I thought he had gone with BPP so I think I will sign up with him for P7!


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    JaneeMack
    Registered Users Posts: 179 ✭✭JaneeMack


    Robin132 wrote: »
    In fairnesss Dave tries to make his classes interesting but I found he got confused and side tracked easily! He was telling us the completely information at one point in a lecture because he had confused himself! But other people think he is great.... I just realised that Shaun Browne still lectures in Ireland, I thought he had gone with BPP so I think I will sign up with him for P7!

    Best of luck with it! Don't think I will sit P7, am thinking more of P5 and P6 myself


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    FuzzyDunlop100
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    Where does Shaun Browne lecture these days?


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    Robin132
    Registered Users Posts: 210 ✭✭Robin132


    FuzzyDunlop100 wrote: »
    Where does Shaun Browne lecture these days?
    City colleges. I think it is some of the BPP lecturers who have opened another college.


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    Har0ld x9
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    As of last Friday I am finally an affiliate & I studied with all 3 mentioned lecturers to get this far.

    I studied for the Dec 2012 exam in Shaun's final class with BPP. It was my second attempt at P7 and he made the topic a little more interesting by some of his "borderline" anecdotes. He focused on technique, approach & time mgmt which are key to passing P7.

    Studied with Cormac Kavanagh for F8 & P1, scored high passes on both & I didn't mind his lectures but its all down to personal preference.

    With regards Dave O' Donoghue, while I found him very Knowledgeable on the subject some of his lectures lacked focus sometimes due to him getting easily distracted. To be clear though, its not his fault I missed out on P7 first time, its my own, I just didn't work hard enough:mad:

    Hope this helps you in your choice but if you were to ask me straight out to pick one then I think Shaun Browne would be your best option for P7


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    pokkadotqueen
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    Has anyone done P7 with Shaun Browne - I would like a copy of his revision notes if possible? I am in Galway so cannot go to his lectures in Dublin.


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