Is studying AQ2013 books but sit AQ2016 exams an option?
shefflas88
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Hi everyone,
I currently have 2013 level 2, 3 and 4 books and I'm looking at sitting the bookkeeping level 2 exams. Is it possible to study 2013 books but sit 2016 exams or am I just making things harder for myself?
Does anyone have a copy of the syllabus changes from 2013 to 2016
Thanks in advance .
I currently have 2013 level 2, 3 and 4 books and I'm looking at sitting the bookkeeping level 2 exams. Is it possible to study 2013 books but sit 2016 exams or am I just making things harder for myself?
Does anyone have a copy of the syllabus changes from 2013 to 2016
Thanks in advance .
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Hi, all books whether for 2013 or 2016 version teach essentially the same bookkeeping principles. However, because of certain changes that were made either to books or to format of assessments, you may be putting yourself in disadvantage by denying an access to updated version of those books. I would recommend buying the latest version. A lot of people sell their used books. I have books for 2016 for level 2 if you are interested.0
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