This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #12 released on Monday, 2 May 2022. In today’s episode, we will be discussing topics related to being more than just an accountant. I’ll try and address some odd misconceptions about accountants that I’ve encountered through the years. And I also want to just throw some … Continue reading Being an Accountant – Musings & Misconceptions
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10 Burning Questions (That Students Ask) About the CIMA Case Study Exams
This is from the "Accounting Makes Cents" podcast episode #9 released on Monday, 21 March 2022. In today’s episode, I thought we’d do something slightly different and address a list of frequently asked questions about the CIMA case study exams. Most if not all of this information is available on the CIMA website. But I … Continue reading 10 Burning Questions (That Students Ask) About the CIMA Case Study Exams
Is it Wise to Switch Subjects after Failing?
Hi Tutor MJ I failed P1 twice now. The last time was back in April with a score of 95. It was extremely frustrating to know that I got far but just not far enough. I self-studied with **bleep bleep** (another tuition provider), whose material was too detailed, it added to much confusion on my part. … Continue reading Is it Wise to Switch Subjects after Failing?
Tuition vs Self Study?
Hi Tutor MJ I really enjoy your posts and all the student questions you answer. But I have a big one to make and I want you to be real honest about it. I am planning to take the OCS in the next sitting. And from what I've read in your posts, the sooner I start, the more time I have to get ready. Can I do this on my own (self-study)? Or do I really need to sign up with a tuition provider? … Continue reading Tuition vs Self Study?
SWOT Me an Analysis
Dear Tutor MJ I'm new to the whole business case scenario and case study exams. What's the best way to start digesting a business case study? Yours,Ryan Good day Ryan I always advise students that the first step to any case study analysis is to SWOT it up. SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. A SWOT analysis is … Continue reading SWOT Me an Analysis