Moving onto CIMA
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Hi All
I completed AAT in 2004 and now feel ready to take on the challenge of CIMA :? I am planning to study at home with BPP and am aiming to take the first 2 papers in May. Can anyone give me any experiences they have of; CIMA study in general, home study or BPP?
Any help/advice appreciated.
Sonia
I completed AAT in 2004 and now feel ready to take on the challenge of CIMA :? I am planning to study at home with BPP and am aiming to take the first 2 papers in May. Can anyone give me any experiences they have of; CIMA study in general, home study or BPP?
Any help/advice appreciated.
Sonia
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I found the admin side of BPP awful.
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Hi Scott
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Hi Sonia.
Suffice it to say that it was so bad i changed to a different learning provider.
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Who did you use in the end? Was it for home study?0 -
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I am now with FTC and am very happy so far.
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Excellent, thanks for that. I'll check them out.
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I've heard a few comments about the downside of the admin at BPP - however I MUST emphasise that their tutors are not to be tarred with the same brush.
The tutors at BPP are absolutely fantastic (in fact I found them far better than FTC though that was a few year's ago). I have heard that BPP have addressed the issues about poor administration (which they have admitted left a lot to be desired).
FTC may be very good but I did my AAT and ACCA with BPP Manchester and have nothing but praise for their tutoring methods.
Good luck whatever you decide.
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Hello
What did you decide in the end? I'm thinking of going with Premier Training, although one of my colleagues rates FTC. I'd be interested to know if you made a decision.
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