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Is everyone feeling confident?
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Hi CJE
Feeling Ok about Section 1, but a bit fuzzy on section 2. It's the memos/emails/reports that throw me. You never know what the examiner is really looking for.
I've heard that the new examiner is looking for bullet points in the text answers, so will spend this afternoon looking over past papers and teasing out the key words.
How about you? Are you feeling confident?
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Sometimes the limiting factors throws me... the details often confuse me!
Good luck for tommorrow.0 -
Not 100% confident, you realy have to think about Section 1 Task 1.2..
Too much writing too0 -
Me too, as if you dont have to think enough on the first question... then you get to task 1.2!! arghh im dreading this one0
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I know what you mean. The reports etc confuse me as well. What kind of things do you class as Key words?0
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I guess it's a case of preparing for questions like :-
how to motivate managers to get involved in budget setting
key effects of economic factors
explaining the variances
ways to motivate rather than using pay related perfomance bonuses
so if you can remember some key words for these then plan your report/memo etc around that. I'm hoping that will get me through that task. I'm feeling Ok about the maths side of things, but give me words and I turn to a jibbering wreck :tongue_smilie:
this time tomorrow, we just wont care
Good luck to all of you - get tucked into bed early and I'll think of you all at 9.30 in the morning as we simultaneously open our papers and our mouths go dry....:crying:0 -
I guess it's a case of preparing for questions like :-
how to motivate managers to get involved in budget setting
key effects of economic factors
explaining the variances
ways to motivate rather than using pay related perfomance bonuses
so if you can remember some key words for these then plan your report/memo etc around that. I'm hoping that will get me through that task. I'm feeling Ok about the maths side of things, but give me words and I turn to a jibbering wreck :tongue_smilie:
this time tomorrow, we just wont care
Good luck to all of you - get tucked into bed early and I'll think of you all at 9.30 in the morning as we simultaneously open our papers and our mouths go dry....:crying:
Best of luck everyone, just remember to take your time, and READ THE QUESTION carefully0 -
Yeah good luck everyone - Sure we will be discussing the paper tomorrow after 3pm :thumbup1:0
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New examiner?
'I've heard that the new examiner is looking for bullet points in the text answers, so will spend this afternoon looking over past papers and teasing out the key words.
How about you? Are you feeling confident? '
Please can you confirm how you found out that there was a new examiner, as this is the first I have heard about this. I was aware that the exam was harder and very different to any past papers but wasnt sure of the reason. I have asked my tutor at college and this is the first she has heard about it.
Thank you very much
Really would like to understand why this information was not passed on. If this cannot be posted please email on slmorris59@hotmail.co.uk0 -
I read about the new examiner on these forums. I mentioned it to my tutor who looked through all the paperwork that the AAT sent through to the colleges but there was nothing in there about a new examiner. She then saw that there was a meeting/seminar type thing in York that was held on the 21st November, she managed to get a place on that and was able to talk to the new examiner and reading between the lines of what he was saying, was able to establish what he thought was not being tested and how he liked the answers set out ie bullet points in the reports/memos and plenty of 'white space' between the answers to make each task stand out.
Scouring these forums can give you all sorts of insights to whats going on.0
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