Specialist ACCA lecturer, Tony Surridge is scheduled to teach in Mauritius this December, performing a 3-day intensive ACCA revision course for the P3 (Business Analysis) subject.
Numerous students have already registered their express interest to attend this ACCA revision course, from the award winning accountancy lecturer, with numbers growing by the day.
ACCA students are looking to cram in some last minute, and all important revision before their ACCA exams, and the help provided by Tony has always been welcomed warmly. The ACCA P3 exam – Business Analysis – is timetabled for Wednesday 15th December 2010.
As part of this ACCA course, these lucky students will be one of the first to receive Tony’s latest ACCA revision manual – titled “P3 – Overview of Analytical Models”, in addition to their comprehensive core learning materials – which again is authored, published and provided by Tony’s company www.tonysurridge.co.uk
A spokesperson for his web company reported they are still receiving a constant flurry of requests regarding this highly sought-after course, even right up until the registration deadline.
Tony has taught in numerous ACCA colleges, globally, and the number of ACCA students attending his classes just keeps growing year on year.
One admin member at www.tonysurridge.co.uk commented cheerfully about their latest additional workload: “If numbers keep growing like this every time we announce a new course, we may have to start adopting a waiting list for those wanting to attend. It is advisable to book early on any ACCA course Tony Surridge is assigned to, if this latest Mauritius case is anything to go by. We have exceeded last year’s registration figures by over 50%, and in fact had to look at changing seminar rooms to hold the newly increased capacity. We were lucky to meet the increased demand this time, but in future we may have difficulties – we do suggest booking early so as not to be disappointed. Our intensive ACCA revision courses are extremely popular amongst the students, and Tony doesn’t like to turn away students who need his help. He gives everything to the students, and his concern over their studies is heart-warming.”
For further information about Tony Surridge’s ACCA revision courses, or ACCA core study, and to express interest or register to attend his next sitting near you, make contact through www.tonysurridge.co.uk
www.TonySurridge.co.uk is an accountancy resource website, publisher and online retailer of ACCA study materials, dedicated to accounting and finance careers. For full details of the services and materials provided, please go to their website. Registration is free to receive news alerts and product announcements.
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Thursday, 2 December 2010
Friday, 15 October 2010
ACCA F9 Diagnostic Test – practice questions and answers E-book soon to be made available from TonySurridge.co.uk
ACCA F9 Diagnostic Test – practice questions and answers E-book soon to be made available from www.TonySurridge.co.uk
The much anticipated ACCA F9 practice questions and answers E-book, as authored by the TonySurridge.co.uk team is soon to be released for public purchase. Register now at www.TonySurridge.co.uk for more up-to-date alerts and be the first in line to purchase the new coveted ACCA Study E-book, designed to prepare you for your upcoming December 2010 ACCA exams.
The TonySurridge ACCA F9 Diagnostic Test E-book will cover the necessary topics, offering an arsenal of practice questions and answers for the respective ACCA student to solidify their F9 syllabus knowledge.
Previous Q&A E-book titles from www.TonySurridge.co.uk covered ACCA subjects including P3 – offering a variety of section A and B exam style questions providing a truly simulated style of exam preparation, as well as ACCA F5 Diagnostic Tests which provided approximately 350 “quick fire” questions to help drill in the 14 topics in that ACCA subject. TonySurridge.co.uk also sells CBE style question papers for those ACCA beginners looking to pass their ACCA F1 and ACCA F2 exams.
The award winning accountancy lecturers and publishing team at www.TonySurridge.co.uk have published numerous titles to help with your ACCA studies, covering a variety of subjects, and offering E-books under their categories of 1) Exam Study text, 2) Practice Questions and Answers, 3) Revision Mnemonics and Charts. In addition to ACCA study materials, the accountancy resource website also offers an active accountancy and finance job board displaying the latest industry vacancies and a comprehensive ACCA based forum for ACCA students to discuss topics and problems amongst like-minded peers.
Have a look now at www.TonySurridge.co.uk
ACCA study / Accountancy Jobs / Business seminars / ACCA topical forum / Industry news
The much anticipated ACCA F9 practice questions and answers E-book, as authored by the TonySurridge.co.uk team is soon to be released for public purchase. Register now at www.TonySurridge.co.uk for more up-to-date alerts and be the first in line to purchase the new coveted ACCA Study E-book, designed to prepare you for your upcoming December 2010 ACCA exams.
The TonySurridge ACCA F9 Diagnostic Test E-book will cover the necessary topics, offering an arsenal of practice questions and answers for the respective ACCA student to solidify their F9 syllabus knowledge.
Previous Q&A E-book titles from www.TonySurridge.co.uk covered ACCA subjects including P3 – offering a variety of section A and B exam style questions providing a truly simulated style of exam preparation, as well as ACCA F5 Diagnostic Tests which provided approximately 350 “quick fire” questions to help drill in the 14 topics in that ACCA subject. TonySurridge.co.uk also sells CBE style question papers for those ACCA beginners looking to pass their ACCA F1 and ACCA F2 exams.
The award winning accountancy lecturers and publishing team at www.TonySurridge.co.uk have published numerous titles to help with your ACCA studies, covering a variety of subjects, and offering E-books under their categories of 1) Exam Study text, 2) Practice Questions and Answers, 3) Revision Mnemonics and Charts. In addition to ACCA study materials, the accountancy resource website also offers an active accountancy and finance job board displaying the latest industry vacancies and a comprehensive ACCA based forum for ACCA students to discuss topics and problems amongst like-minded peers.
Have a look now at www.TonySurridge.co.uk
ACCA study / Accountancy Jobs / Business seminars / ACCA topical forum / Industry news
Tuesday, 4 May 2010
Be a Friend with LinkedIn – good for your ACCA career
I was never into internet. With just one email address and checking it only once a month, I was trying to avoid it. Why? I don’t exactly know why, but one big excuse was that at the time I was way too busy with my ACCA Studies.
One day my friend forces me to be more active on internet. “It will help you find ACCA Jobs and make new contacts. Plus as you’ve been a teacher, you can also impress others, make new connections and it would be good for your ACCA career”, he said in a mocking tone.
I gave it some thought when it came time to try it out I was confronted by numerous social websites such as LinkedIn and Facebook. Before I knew it, my fate was decided – I experienced a new career in digital media. No longer did I check my emails only once a month, I was reading them constantly, and now I am reaping the rewards of these technological advances. Sometimes I regret I should have started it earlier.
I decided for Facebook first. From time to time I'd get invites and messages. Often I ignored them, or put them off for another day. Since Facebook seemed more fun, with its photos and games and fan pages, I spent much more time there, accumulating more than 300 "friends," revising my bio several times, and posting various article links.
Then 3 months ago I started covering leadership and ACCA careers, and every career expert I talked with, from coaches to headhunters to campus recruiters, told me that LinkedIn was an essential job search tool. Great for your ACCA career! A LinkedIn profile can serve as a passive job magnet, since accountancy recruiters and hiring managers use the site as a gold mine for locating ACCA qualified candidates.
I met ACCA students and ACCA professionals alike, who shared their experience about how they get their jobs through Linkedln. “It’s a new experience. I wrote an article in a local newspaper and a newspaper editor, after going through my article hired me in a permanent position”, told one of my LinkedIn connections.
So my best advice for ACCA students (after their June attempt) is to set up a profile on LinkedIn and update their CVs accordingly.
Think professionally and act in a professional manner with LinkedIn. Facebook is a different kettle of fish, more fun and perhaps more informal. But we’re talking about a professional community for professionals read by the professionals. And potential accounting employers won’t be pleased with stupid status updates or your teenage adventures. (this is what they might see with your Facebook page – think before you act or show your Facebook profile publically!) So look out for potential opportunities and do not give yourself any excuse (like I did) not to use these social networking websites. Who knows you might be getting a new ACCA career while making new acquaintances on Linkedln.
LinkedIn is not the only place to search for ACCA Jobs, or to upload your accountancy CV. Try specialist accountancy job boards, make sure you can upload your CV for free, ensure that you are allowed to apply for jobs for free, and see if they offer free tips and techniques to help you with your chances. All of these can be found at the specialist accountancy and finance job board, at http://www.TonySurridge.co.uk/job-search
I was never into internet. With just one email address and checking it only once a month, I was trying to avoid it. Why? I don’t exactly know why, but one big excuse was that at the time I was way too busy with my ACCA Studies.
One day my friend forces me to be more active on internet. “It will help you find ACCA Jobs and make new contacts. Plus as you’ve been a teacher, you can also impress others, make new connections and it would be good for your ACCA career”, he said in a mocking tone.
I gave it some thought when it came time to try it out I was confronted by numerous social websites such as LinkedIn and Facebook. Before I knew it, my fate was decided – I experienced a new career in digital media. No longer did I check my emails only once a month, I was reading them constantly, and now I am reaping the rewards of these technological advances. Sometimes I regret I should have started it earlier.
I decided for Facebook first. From time to time I'd get invites and messages. Often I ignored them, or put them off for another day. Since Facebook seemed more fun, with its photos and games and fan pages, I spent much more time there, accumulating more than 300 "friends," revising my bio several times, and posting various article links.
Then 3 months ago I started covering leadership and ACCA careers, and every career expert I talked with, from coaches to headhunters to campus recruiters, told me that LinkedIn was an essential job search tool. Great for your ACCA career! A LinkedIn profile can serve as a passive job magnet, since accountancy recruiters and hiring managers use the site as a gold mine for locating ACCA qualified candidates.
I met ACCA students and ACCA professionals alike, who shared their experience about how they get their jobs through Linkedln. “It’s a new experience. I wrote an article in a local newspaper and a newspaper editor, after going through my article hired me in a permanent position”, told one of my LinkedIn connections.
So my best advice for ACCA students (after their June attempt) is to set up a profile on LinkedIn and update their CVs accordingly.
Think professionally and act in a professional manner with LinkedIn. Facebook is a different kettle of fish, more fun and perhaps more informal. But we’re talking about a professional community for professionals read by the professionals. And potential accounting employers won’t be pleased with stupid status updates or your teenage adventures. (this is what they might see with your Facebook page – think before you act or show your Facebook profile publically!) So look out for potential opportunities and do not give yourself any excuse (like I did) not to use these social networking websites. Who knows you might be getting a new ACCA career while making new acquaintances on Linkedln.
LinkedIn is not the only place to search for ACCA Jobs, or to upload your accountancy CV. Try specialist accountancy job boards, make sure you can upload your CV for free, ensure that you are allowed to apply for jobs for free, and see if they offer free tips and techniques to help you with your chances. All of these can be found at the specialist accountancy and finance job board, at http://www.TonySurridge.co.uk/job-search
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