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FAE 2018

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭ACASlayer


    thefox1982 wrote: »
    ACASlayer wrote: »
    I find it really peculiar that you ask questions then you don’t answer when I reply.

    Is that directed at me?

    I did quote you directly, so I’d side with yes. It’s directed at you. Not sure how I could have been clearer.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭ACASlayer


    thefox1982 wrote: »
    ACASlayer wrote: »
    I find it really peculiar that you ask questions then you don’t answer when I reply.

    Is that directed at me?

    I did quote you directly, so I’d side with yes. It’s directed at you. Not sure how I could have been clearer.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7 hmcf95


    hmcf95 wrote: »
    Anyone who has been to the grind school, are the classes held at 5 Lad Lane..? (Address off website) and is there parking nearby?

    Depends on the class. They email details of the venue ahead of time.

    Only on street (metered) parking near LL as far as I know.


    Perfect thank you! Yeah it's for the FR class next Thursday/Friday... Haven't rec'd email yet on location and just trying to decide whether to book train from Belfast or to drive!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 18 Mckay66


    Does anyone know when the recorded lectures will be available again?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7 hmcf95


    Mckay66 wrote: »
    Does anyone know when the recorded lectures will be available again?

    Mine wasn't working earlier on google crome, the message came up about overheating systems , but if you open with Safari it should work!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,904 ✭✭✭The J Stands for Jay


    hmcf95 wrote: »
    Mine wasn't working earlier on google crome, the message came up about overheating systems , but if you open with Safari it should work!

    I can watch the lectures about Grainne's crazy book suitcase in chrome, but the actual lectures will only work in IE. No idea what's going on.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 18 Mckay66


    Thanks got it again. Just in terms of folders, is everyone gonna be bringing in a separate folder for each of the super 6?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭ACASlayer


    Mckay66 wrote: »
    Thanks got it again. Just in terms of folders, is everyone gonna be bringing in a separate folder for each of the super 6?

    No that’s a waste of space. Put Finance and Management in one and tax and BL in another. You don’t need six folders


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 157 ✭✭thefox1982


    ACASlayer wrote: »
    I did quote you directly, so I’d side with yes. It’s directed at you. Not sure how I could have been clearer.

    You quoted someone else’s question and my reply to the question. What you said was when you ask a question, so I was unsure if it was directed at me or there other user. Which replies is it that I have not answered for you? If I have offended you, I apologise


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 23 Ponyface


    When will the mock solutions be made available? On the same date as the results?

    I found core a massive wake up call, hadn’t a clue for most of it. APM was reasonable I think!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 242 ✭✭ACAguy


    in the system still down for viewing online material?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3 Sames87


    ACAguy wrote: »
    in the system still down for viewing online material?

    I can't access it anyway.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 242 ✭✭ACAguy


    has anyone else notice that the recordings for the STEPS cases don't match up. Steps case 3 is YVM Ltd but they have sanctuary hotels as a recording instead very frustrating


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 horsemonkey


    Hey guys,

    I emailed the FAE team about the recorded sessions and this was their reply:

    All the FAE recordings are available however with the issues we had with the servers we have moved the recordings to a new place so they are unaffected by the problems.

    Please see the links below:

    charteredaccountantsireland.mediasite. com/Mediasite/Catalog/catalogs/fae-core

    charteredaccountantsireland.mediasite. com/Mediasite/Catalog/catalogs/tax-elective-ni

    charteredaccountantsireland.mediasite. com/Mediasite/Catalog/catalogs/tax-elective-roi

    charteredaccountantsireland.mediasite. com/Mediasite/Catalog/catalogs/apm-elective

    charteredaccountantsireland.mediasite. com/Mediasite/Catalog/catalogs/audit-elective

    Just remove spaces as I wasn't able to post links! Hope this helps :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 385 ✭✭shanmo


    ACAguy wrote:
    in the system still down for viewing online material?


    Ya I still can't get it either. Bloody joke!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 242 ✭✭ACAguy




  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 18 Mckay66


    Feeling completely overwhelmed with all the material :(
    Feel like I understand the material at cap 2 level etc but no where near where I need to be to answer the case studies, any tips? At the stage I most definitely won't be passing!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭ACASlayer


    Mckay66 wrote: »
    Feeling completely overwhelmed with all the material :(
    Feel like I understand the material at cap 2 level etc but no where near where I need to be to answer the case studies, any tips? At the stage I most definitely won't be passing!

    My tip would be to accept you won’t be passing and just do a steady plan to get everything covered for the resits.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 157 ✭✭thefox1982


    ACASlayer wrote: »
    My tip would be to accept you won’t be passing and just do a steady plan to get everything covered for the resits.

    ACASlayer you never answered my question


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 325 ✭✭tanit


    Mckay66 wrote: »
    Feeling completely overwhelmed with all the material :(
    Feel like I understand the material at cap 2 level etc but no where near where I need to be to answer the case studies, any tips? At the stage I most definitely won't be passing!

    Proper study leave as recommended by the Institute has just started. So that's only panic you are feeling right now.

    Calm down, breathe and start practising questions. If you feel like starting with case studies is too much start tackling individual subjects for a few days, find out your week points make notes of them (thefox1982 was talking about practising in the morning and making changes in the afternoon to notes in a previous comment, that's good advice) then move on to case studies. Someone that passed last years exams (Atticus Finch I think) said about Steps cases being the more difficult, followed by case study days, mocks and exams (don't really remember very well the whole thing it's at some point in this thread) I wouldn't worry about not doing well in either steps or case day studies and will try to focus on mocks and exams. (By the way that's kind of my study plan)

    Don't give up this is starting panic, beginnings are always hard, practising will help you get better. Keep going there is plenty of time and keep practising questions, the more the better. You can always learn from things you do wrong now and best of luck.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 325 ✭✭tanit


    And you might find helpful going to some of the grinds that are going on. ACARevisions still have the Audit and FR ones that I'm pretty sure you may register and there are still some from Chartered Grinds School (the case study day from them is at the end of this month). There might be more stuff around.

    Finally you might be able to contact lecturers. The first day of class most of them were giving contact emails to ask them questions. They may be on holidays some of them now and take some time to answer but I'm pretty sure they will answer you.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9 123moose


    Mckay66 wrote: »
    Feeling completely overwhelmed with all the material :(
    Feel like I understand the material at cap 2 level etc but no where near where I need to be to answer the case studies, any tips? At the stage I most definitely won't be passing!

    If the exams were this week I would imagine a huge chunk of people wound't be passing (100% myself included!), so I wouldn't worry about it at this stage. There is still so much time.

    As tanit said above, cases/filling gaps in your knowledge from the information you could not get in the cases. Building your folders up as you go along. Very easy to get worked up about it but maybe try make out some sort of study plan for the next week or two and just take it a day at a time! It will be fine :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭ACASlayer


    thefox1982 wrote: »
    ACASlayer wrote: »
    My tip would be to accept you won’t be passing and just do a steady plan to get everything covered for the resits.

    ACASlayer you never answered my question

    You’re very astute. With deduction skills such as these, alongside your manic schedule, you’ll be the best ever scoring student of FAE.

    It was intentional. Taste of your own medicine, and all that.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 452 ✭✭fishy_fishy


    Jeez lads, just ignore each other. No need for squabbling.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭ACASlayer


    Jeez lads, just ignore each other. No need for squabbling.

    thefox1982 is very good at ignoring. Indeed that’s the very root of this issue.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 385 ✭✭shanmo


    ACASlayer wrote: »
    My tip would be to accept you won’t be passing and just do a steady plan to get everything covered for the resits.


    Seriously? what is with your attitude. Everyone else here tries to help people!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭ACASlayer


    shanmo wrote: »
    ACASlayer wrote: »
    My tip would be to accept you won’t be passing and just do a steady plan to get everything covered for the resits.


    Seriously? what is with your attitude. Everyone else here tries to help people!

    The poster said they were not going to pass. I gave the most helpful tip in this scenario, which is to not get your hopes up.

    If the original poster needs people to hold their hand that much that they have to tell them to try answering cases, they’re in for a rough ride because that’s obviously what we should be doing.

    I’m not going to sit and make someone feel better about themselves only for them to fail. The advice given after was not revolutionary nor even helpful. “Try past papers.” Give that man a Nobel Prize, I’d never thought of that!

    I won’t be branded as having a problem just because I’m not sucking up to people and giving them the attention they want. Think you’re going to fail? Do something about it. Don’t post about it online for general, stupid responses.

    If it’s a “oh, I don’t understand how to do reconstruction relief” then that’s a different story, because we can actually help out and suppprt. But fishing because you “understand all the material but can’t answer a case study” is vague and a nonsense.

    If that’s too real, I apologise that you’re offended.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3 Fae2018


    ACASlayer wrote: »
    The poster said they were not going to pass. I gave the most helpful tip in this scenario, which is to not get your hopes up.

    If the original poster needs people to hold their hand that much that they have to tell them to try answering cases, they’re in for a rough ride because that’s obviously what we should be doing.

    I’m not going to sit and make someone feel better about themselves only for them to fail. The advice given after was not revolutionary nor even helpful. “Try past papers.” Give that man a Nobel Prize, I’d never thought of that!

    I won’t be branded as having a problem just because I’m not sucking up to people and giving them the attention they want. Think you’re going to fail? Do something about it. Don’t post about it online for general, stupid responses.

    If it’s a “oh, I don’t understand how to do reconstruction relief” then that’s a different story, because we can actually help out and suppprt. But fishing because you “understand all the material but can’t answer a case study” is vague and a nonsense.

    If that’s too real, I apologise that you’re offended.

    Honestly, This whole thread all you have been is patronizing, sarcastic and smart in replying to anything anyone says or asks. If someone wants to do 12 hours study a day..what is that to you? why keep going on about it? Fair play to the guy for working that hard and being that determined! You spoke frequently about having a life and socialising yet all you do is come on here and write smart non helpful comments? Bit contradicting in my opinion.. only gives the impression that you do not in fact have a life and have little else to be at.

    This thread is meant to be about helping each other. What you are doing is NOT that, no matter how much convince yourself otherwise.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 385 ✭✭shanmo


    Can anyone tell me how they're getting the P/E of 25 in the Raven ICD q please? I can get close but im not sure if what im doing is right so i just want to check. Thanks.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 58 ✭✭ACASlayer


    Fae2018 wrote: »
    ACASlayer wrote: »
    The poster said they were not going to pass. I gave the most helpful tip in this scenario, which is to not get your hopes up.

    If the original poster needs people to hold their hand that much that they have to tell them to try answering cases, they’re in for a rough ride because that’s obviously what we should be doing.

    I’m not going to sit and make someone feel better about themselves only for them to fail. The advice given after was not revolutionary nor even helpful. “Try past papers.” Give that man a Nobel Prize, I’d never thought of that!

    I won’t be branded as having a problem just because I’m not sucking up to people and giving them the attention they want. Think you’re going to fail? Do something about it. Don’t post about it online for general, stupid responses.

    If it’s a “oh, I don’t understand how to do reconstruction relief” then that’s a different story, because we can actually help out and suppprt. But fishing because you “understand all the material but can’t answer a case study” is vague and a nonsense.

    If that’s too real, I apologise that you’re offended.

    Honestly, This whole thread all you have been is patronizing, sarcastic and smart in replying to anything anyone says or asks. If someone wants to do 12 hours study a day..what is that to you? why keep going on about it? Fair play to the guy for working that hard and being that determined! You spoke frequently about having a life and socialising yet all you do is come on here and write smart non helpful comments? Bit contradicting in my opinion.. only gives the impression that you do not in fact have a life and have little else to be at.

    This thread is meant to be about helping each other. What you are doing is NOT that, no matter how much convince yourself otherwise.

    Very, very valid points. You got me there, no doubt about it.


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