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Post by cricketstar on May 22, 2017 9:00:45 GMT
Morning all,
I was wondering if anyone knew how big the difference between the 2011 Certificate syllabus and 2017 version is?
I have all the Kaplan books for the 2011 exams, and don't want to pay out again for the 2017 versions. Do you think the material is pretty much the same? Or will I just have to get the new versions?
Thanks,
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Post by jennyjfoy on May 23, 2017 12:36:45 GMT
The new Certificate in Business Accounting (Cert BA) was introduced on 11th January 2017, with exams for the current syllabus finishing the day before. I am preparing for MCSE Microsoft exam nowadays with up to date Braindumps. www.braindumpskey.com/exam/70-410.html |
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Post by mjthetutor on May 24, 2017 4:08:12 GMT
Morning all, I was wondering if anyone knew how big the difference between the 2011 Certificate syllabus and 2017 version is? I have all the Kaplan books for the 2011 exams, and don't want to pay out again for the 2017 versions. Do you think the material is pretty much the same? Or will I just have to get the new versions? Thanks, Good day cricketstar! As with transitions, there will be differences between the syllabi. Some not much and some much more. Me personally, I commented to another student once in this very same forum that: "I feel that you should take as much uncertainties and worries out of the equation (spoken like a true accountant  ). Ensuring your materials are up to date and relevant should not be a worry you undertake when your main focus should be to pass." I don't know if you feel the same way. And you are certainly free to disagree. Incidentally, Astranti is coming out with their new 2017 study texts on the Certificate level soon. Why not sign up so you can be alerted when the new study texts become available? |
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). Ensuring your materials are up to date and relevant should not be a worry you undertake when your main focus should be to pass."