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clarlou76

failed for fourth time. time to throw in the towel, yes or no???? ;-0

Jo Clark

No - don't give up!

Do you know what areas you are struggling with? Were there any questions on the CBA that you were unsure how to answer? Have you completed the practice CBAs on the AAT website? Sooo many questions, sorry.

clarlou76

there were areas i was unsure about but i was so confident today. am gutted. have gone through the book and done practice after practice. they have also but their re sit fees up from £33 to £53. there was also a big **** up today as when i got to exam they had me down to do ap1 instead of ap2. nearly an hour later i finally started exam so that didnt help. they were adament that i could not sit my ap2 if i hadnt passed my ap1 which was rubbish as it was just kaplans policy and not aat's.

i am now reaching for the wine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

janwal

clarlou76 wrote: »

there were areas i was unsure about but i was so confident today. am gutted. have gone through the book and done practice after practice. they have also but their re sit fees up from £33 to £53. there was also a big **** up today as when i got to exam they had me down to do ap1 instead of ap2. nearly an hour later i finally started exam so that didnt help. they were adament that i could not sit my ap2 if i hadnt passed my ap1 which was rubbish as it was just kaplans policy and not aat's.

i am now reaching for the wine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi

I may be reading this wrong but do you mean you haven't passed AP1, would hate to think I was trying to do 2 before fully competent on 1. Sorry if I misread.

Sammmy88

I am sorry to hear you failed! I am in the same boat as you! I am taking my ap2 for the third time next week! I am just doing practice after practice! Don't give up! Move on ans come back! I moved on, and now I am going back to have another attempt!

clarlou76

i am going to move on and do my ap1 next week. it does seem silly i havent passed one yet but i have just been doing ap1 and 2 alternatively to have a break from each one when i fail. have still got cash management and spreadsheets to pass yet too. sometimes it does all get too much. i just want to pass them all before xmas so i can start the new year studying technician level.

to cut the cost of the course i have decided to go it alone and home teach myself. if, after xmas i am still struggling i may have to find a learning provider and admit defeat! its nice to know i have a fellow struggler and hope you pass soon!

amyjayne27

Hi Clarlou,

Sorry to hear you are struggling, are there any particular parts you feel weak at? I know everyone learns differently but maybe it would be easier to study them seperately?

Its definately a tricky course, I struggle quite alot too so you are not on your own!

Good luck with your studies

Sammmy88

I passed yesterday!! SOOOOOO happy!! :-)

janwal

Sammmy88 wrote: »

I passed yesterday!! SOOOOOO happy!! :-)

Well done Sammy, what's next?

Louise89

Hey don't give up!

Have you tried doing some mock exams - maybe they will help your confidence as sometimes if you're very nervous, its hard to settle into an exam, but if you're more confident your nerves won't be so bad.

Good luck! x

No emotion for a hug, so *hugs*

Sulew17

Sammmy88 wrote: »

I passed yesterday!! SOOOOOO happy!! :-)

Well done Sammy - that's great!

Su

Sammmy88

Thanks!! :-)

Next is costs!!! Eak!! Which is next week!

Sulew17

Sammmy88 wrote: »

Thanks!! :-)

Next is costs!!! Eak!! Which is next week!

Good luck! Not doing Costs exam until December. We've got Cash Management mid-Nov.

Su