Top Tips from ACCA Medalists

Dear candidates, 

I have just completed a few Revision Classes. Really intensive and constructive. I appreciate that you all really, really did your best. Attending classes, work in office that comes with less understanding boss and family responsibilities either your own kids or taking care of parents-siblings. 

Well, I support you! I enjoyed working hard with you during the Intensive Revision classes. You were focused, yet not to seriously stressed. You were identifying the exam techniques and know that rote learning will not do. 

Enjoy the Video on TOP MEDALISTS sharing their experiences on how they succeed. Listen to it over and over again that will boost your motivation. 

All 3 top medalists are WOMEN. CONGRATULATIONS! I always respect individuals who value Hard Work.

Like I always assert in class, the fairer sex is more intelligent, disciplined and focused. Men? Well, the opposite - dark skinned sex, distracted and side-track tendencies. 

So, may we men learn from women. Be humble and graduate too! 

Some key points: 

1. Time management. 

2. Planning answers.

3. Take risks and take best educated answers. Don't loiter on difficult questions. Pick marks on other questions instead. 

4. Read Examiner's Report

5. Practice questions under time constraints - ALL 3 Ladies - Medalists said it! 

6. No TV! I repeat NO TV! This is extended to all electronic gadgets. Crush that phone with Candy Crush. Or delete it. 

7. Re-read questions requirements that you are on track. 

8. BE POSITIVE! 

9. Classes & Past years question bank are critical 

Enjoy the link on TOP TIPS FROM TOP WOMEN MEDALISTS. 

Intensive Revision Classes are still ongoing. Get the best out of it. 

Best regards,
Marcus