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ACCA EXAM TIPS - December 2008

 

P1 Professional Accountant Exam Resources

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ACCA Exam Tips for December 2008

Accouring to FTC Kaplan following are the topics that are expected to appear in P1 Professional Accountant for December 2008 attempt. WARNING:The examiners deliberately try to avoid question spotting. Use the tips as areas to have a good look at, but remember that no-one knows what’s in the exam except the examiner. Your safest bet is to achieve good syllabus coverage in your revision, as the examiner aims to do in the exam.This is a new exam which was examined for the first time in December 2007.  This makes it very difficult to identify areas of the syllabus that are likely to appear in the sections of the exam. 
However based on the guidance provided by the P1 examiner and the ACCA Teachers’ Conference in February 2007, the areas that we would expect to see most regularly in the exam in the compulsory Section A of the paper are:

  •  Transaction cost theory.
  • Performance appraisal.
  • Shareholder dialogue.
  • Audit committee.
  • Ethics theory.
  • Internal audit.
  • Stakeholder categorisation.
  • Board structure.
  • Corporate social responsibility (CSR).

BPP Exam Tips

BPP Exam Tips  for December 2008 would be Added soon.

FTMS Exam Tips

FTMS Exam Tips for December 2008 sitting would be released soon.

 

Syllabus and study guide

The syllabus and study guide is designed to help with planning study and to provide detailed information on what could be assessed in any examination session.You can Download the Study guide for P1 Professional Accountant by right-clicking and "Save Target As" the link below.

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Past Papers for Professional Accountant

The pilot papers for the exams indicate how each paper will be assessed, structured and the likely style and range of questions that could be asked.

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Technical Articles

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