
The other exam involves things like debt management and value of businesses. This is the sort of thing the bosses and the senior staff at my firm do, so I was keen to do well in it!
Because it was my first attempt at F9, I was allowed to go on a "taught" course, down at BPP Southampton. That, coupled with the short, but intense, studying I did pre-exam, I am hoping is enough to earn me a first time-pass!
When I came out of the exam hall in December, I honestly felt that both exams could go either way. Thus there is a 25% chance I will pass both but, equally, the same odds of failing both! I answered every part of every question in both exams, from what I recall... let's just hope I didn't write a pile of crap!
Currently, I am one exam ahead of my three colleagues who started the ACCA journey at the same time. Whilst it isn't a race, I will admit to being a weensy-bit competitive. Therefore, I really want to keep my nose in front!
My sister-in-law has recently had some mixed results from her AAT exams. They seem to be done way differently to how I did them, years ago. I don't miss those exams, although these ACCA exams are on a different level (despite what my colleagues think!)...
I am proud to have my AAT qualification, easy though I found it... let's see whether come Monday I am any closer to getting the next one!