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Seminar on Achieving Success in ACCA essential papers (P1 P2 and P3) at Dec 2010 exam session on 1 Nov 2010

A seminar on "Achieving Success in ACCA essential papers (P1, P2 and P3) at Dec 2010 exam session" was held on 1 Nov 2010.  The session was conducted by Mr Rhys Johnson, Head of Education - Asia Pacific, ACCA

Content:

  • General examination tips for Essential papers
  • Professional Marks
  • Understanding level 3 questions requirements
  • Examiners feedback for P1, P2 and P3 – identifying common problems and quick fixes
  • Question and Answer Session

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