Craigy

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edited 10:28AM in AAT student discussion
Sounds like a good idea to me, altho dont fancy having to cut my hair to look like a blokey! :O)<BR><BR>So which units are you studying? Just out of interest of course, after doing my June exams my mind went blank afterwards and could hardly remember what I'd put. Actually we might be able to help each other, may as well jump on the study buddy bandwagon, if you're up for it!<BR><BR>Jasper

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    Craigy

    The way they are doing the course this year I'am doing Unit 9 Planning and Control of Resources (Budgets/Forecasts in other words lol), and Personal Taxation up until xmas when we sit the exams, and then doing Unit 8 Management of Performance and Enhancement of Value, Drafting Financial Statements and Business Taxation to take the exams in June next year. And of course the MAS project is supposed to be ongoing throughout the year, although we ain't started it as yet! What about you?
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    Craigy

    Hiya<BR><BR>I'm doing Units 8 & 9 exams together in December as my tutor reckons they overlap a lot. I'm also studying DF and Personal Tax all year and doing exams in June. After Christmas I start Cash Management and also project. Sounds a bit strange that you are splitting the costing exams, although I suppose each college has their own reasons. Ive just been doing some past papers on costing, not doing too bad, but sometimes the wording throws me a bit.<BR><BR>Jasper
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    Craigy

    Hello<BR><BR>Yeah I know it is strange splitting them, and to be honest I would much rather have done them together. We sat the costing exam on intermediate last Dec, and as the new standards include all the variances etc then I would rather have sat Unit 8 if they were splitting them up first in Dec while I still had some idea what I was doing, although think it will more than likely all drop into place when we do it<BR><BR>We were told that Unit 9 and Personal Tax are the easiest exams and thats why we are sitting them in Dec because there wasn't much time between Sept and Dec, and we will have longer to learn the others after Dec before the June exams. (I just want to see how many go and fail them!)<BR><BR>Im glad the way the college have decided to not do auditing or cash management though, because I think that personal and business tax will be of more use personally and from my employer's view, and it also means we haven't got to do any devolved/portfolio's which is a BIG bonus!

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