Isn't it a wonder!

MWAUGH1983

Hi All,

I am finding this studying lark a pain at times!

I have been self studying level 3 since November and its had plenty of ups and downs. I have done AP 1 and 2, spreadsheets, Cash MGT & Ethics and all past without the support of a provider - though the support has come from you guys; thanks for that!

At the 2nd time of trying I have successfully past indirect tax which means...........I have fully past LEVEL 3 YIPEEEEE! lol

Now I just sit back and wait for that certificate and contemplate starting level 4! I wonder what provider I will pick; due to certain reasons I will be changing from level 3 provider and I know who I will be going with!

Martin

Jo Clark

Congratulations Martin

GemmaS

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!

Good luck for level 4

MWAUGH1983

Cheers both!

I was wondering when I submitted it as some didn't feel right but couldn't believe it when I past and that split second I realised I had past level 3 after 3 yrs!

aaron0121

Congratulations Martin

Any thoughts on which option modules you're going to pick?

MWAUGH1983

Cheers aaron; I will no doubts do the 2 tax options as depending on finances or if I get support at work I may do them self study.

I see you have one more to do and waiting for FNP - how did you find level 4 in the main?

Martin

aaron0121

i've messaged you Martin

janwal

Congratulations Martin :thumbup:

Another 1 to add to our level 4 forum!!

Jan

Whirlwind

Great news, well done!!

It's been great finding someone else who is self-studying!! Totally agree with you that studying is a pain ... even physically. I've had months of severe headaches due to the eye strain from all the intense reading!! That is the worse thing about self-studying, you have to read it to learn it, not hear it!!

Although, a word of warning ... level 4 is a definite step up (as to be expected) with a few extended writing tasks in each exam, which is testing our ability to explain the numbers side on things. I found that with level 3 I was able to study with the tv on and passed all first time (even got 100% for couple of them!!) but with level 4, to feel confident with the subjects, I need to lock myself away so as to give it my full attention.

All the very best with level 4 ... I'm using BPP.

MWAUGH1983

janwal wrote: »

Congratulations Martin :thumbup:

Another 1 to add to our level 4 forum!!

Jan

Cheeers jan; it was just a good feeling - I can't wait for lev 4. When do u start it? I'm thinking of doing the project in september.

Sammmy88

Well done again Martin!!! :-)

amyjayne27

Well done Martin! I am in the same position as you too, very nervous about starting level 4 but sure it will be fine!

Congrats again, such a good feeling isnt it! :001_smile:

Haysah

Congratulations Martin,

It is a great feeling to complete level 3.

janwal

MWAUGH1983 wrote: »

Cheeers jan; it was just a good feeling - I can't wait for lev 4. When do u start it? I'm thinking of doing the project in september.

Hi Martin

Start back at college 13th Sept, but have been told over break to look at FNST and think about starting project. Have looked at a couple of IAS but not done a lot yet. Just needed a bit of a break.

Jan