Hi, i just started the ACCA courses in LSBF and my aim is to pass F 1-9 by june 2011 and i am a full time student.

I am planning to do 3 courses each time which means that P 1-3 in June, P 4-6 in December and P 7-9 June 2011, is that any good? or i should do 1-4 by June. How much hours do I need for each course? since i have lot of free time, i want to make the best time table for myself, help me out please!!!

Eminelo - January 28 2010 02:31 PM

Hi, i just started the ACCA courses in LSBF and my aim is to pass F 1-9 by june 2011 and i am a full time student.

I am planning to do 3 courses each time which means that P 1-3 in June, P 4-6 in December and P 7-9 June 2011, is that any good? or i should do 1-4 by June. How much hours do I need for each course? since i have lot of free time, i want to make the best time table for myself, help me out please!!!

I think you’re confusing Fs and Ps. Despite from that I truly think that it’s do-able.

GUY - January 28 2010 03:02 PM

Eminelo - January 28 2010 02:31 PM

Hi, i just started the ACCA courses in LSBF and my aim is to pass F 1-9 by june 2011 and i am a full time student.

I am planning to do 3 courses each time which means that P 1-3 in June, P 4-6 in December and P 7-9 June 2011, is that any good? or i should do 1-4 by June. How much hours do I need for each course? since i have lot of free time, i want to make the best time table for myself, help me out please!!!

I think you’re confusing Fs and Ps. Despite from that I truly think that it’s do-able.

oh yes, i mean F 1-9, sorry for the mistake

Hi

Welcome to AS.

Great to hear someone want to take the slower but steady approach of 3 at a time, studying full time. A good foundation is essential for success in the later papers.

One word of warning, however. Are you a foreign student in the UK on a student visa? If so, check that 3 courses mean you are doing enough hours at college to keep within your visa conditions.

Other than that, good luck, and any questions while studying AS is here to help.

Mature-Student - January 29 2010 05:37 AM

Hi

Welcome to AS.

Great to hear someone want to take the slower but steady approach of 3 at a time, studying full time. A good foundation is essential for success in the later papers.

One word of warning, however. Are you a foreign student in the UK on a student visa? If so, check that 3 courses mean you are doing enough hours at college to keep within your visa conditions.

Other than that, good luck, and any questions while studying AS is here to help.

3 papers at a given session = qualifies for full-time, anything more than that is overkill, and for anything less you need to add some different course (such as 2 ACCA papers + 1 SAGELIEN50 program course) to make it at least 3 courses.

Hello, just reading here about Sage Line 50 ,  I am studying ACCA and hope to have passed 6 modules by the summer.

Having no experience in an accounting or finance role, finding any work whatsoever in this field will obviously prove a struggle, would you think that if I were to do a Sage Line 50 course it would make me a more attractive proposition to employers?

Also would you reccomend any other similar software based course I could do that would perhaps be more benefitial than this..Thanks.

go for it, its possible if you put your mind to it, but go easy on the P papers they are alot harder and crazier