What are the key points of the ACCA knowledge points F8 subjects?

1. Features:

First, in the purely theoretical course, the question type of the exam is almost not calculated, and the weight of the text questions is between 95-98 points.

Second, there is a strong logical continuity between the chapters of the textbook.

First, in theoretical courses, there should be more comprehension, memorization, and writing exercises. The short-answer questions emphasized to everyone in the first intuitive education's English original online course must be practiced by yourself until you can write in closed books, and case questions must be answered by yourself after analyzing the questions. Otherwise, if you panic during the exam, you won't be able to write it at all!

Second, because the logical continuity of the audit course is very strong, it is recommended that you must study in the order of the chapters during the study period, and do not "jump" learning. Also, be sure to review the chapters in between before you start working on a new chapter. The first three chapters of the course are theoretical, and chapters 4 to 15 are the path for every audit project.

2. Preparation method:

All the test content of the multiple-choice questions and short-answer questions (about 50 points) in the F8 exam are in the taught course, and on the basis of carefully understanding the textbook and the content of the online course, you can try to memorize and write down the key content of the bilingual lecture notes; For the case questions taught by the teacher in the online class, practice according to the category, think independently, pay attention to analysis, summarize and be able to combine the application of the case when practicing, and should not simply memorize the answers.

3. Examination format: quarterly computer-based test & written test.

The computer-based test is 3 hours.

5. Test score: 100 points (50 points passed).

6. Exam question type:

The question type of the exam is divided into two parts: Section A and Section B

Section A is a multiple-choice question, 30 marks. Each question is worth 2 points, with a total of 15 questions, consisting of three cases.

Section B is a case question, with 70 points, consisting of a 30-point comprehensive question and two 20-point case questions.

7. Learning materials:

a. Bilingual textbooks and workbooks independently developed by the Institute.

b. British original English original online lessons.

c. A collection of past past questions.

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The ACCA exam is mainly based on multiple-choice questions and long question and answer questions, and the exam time is 2-3 hours, and each subject is slightly different.

F8 original question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours; New question type: 3 hours, 12 single-choice 6 long questions.

F8 Subject Question Type:

Original question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 3 hours, 12 single-choice 6 long questions.

Other Subject Question Types:

F1: Original question type: 2 hours 50 single choice;

New question type: 46 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours;

F2: Original question type: 2 hours 50 single choices;

New question type: 35 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours;

F3: Original question type: 2 hours 50 single choices;

New question type: 35 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours;

F4: Original question type: 3 hours with 10 single choices;

New question type: 45 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours;

F5: Original question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 3 hours, 20 single-choice questions, 5 long questions;

F6: Original question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

F7: Original question type: 5 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 3 hours, 20 single-choice 3 long questions;

F9: Original question type: 4 short-answer questions in 3 hours;

New question type: 3 hours, 20 single-choice questions, 5 long questions;

Introduction to ACCA F9 subjects:

F9 Financial Management is an introduction to the financial skills you need to have as a financial manager in a company's finance department. The outline is divided into four sections.

1.Introduce the role and purpose of the company's financial management department;

2.Introduce investment decision-making, one of the three major financial management decisions, including two steps: the use of working capital and the evaluation of investment and long-term investment;

3.Introducing the financing decision, one of the three major financial management decisions, examines a number of financings, including dividend policy and self-financing, as well as the cost of capital and other factors that affect the decision;

4.Introduce the main ways to manage risk. Expedited Customs Clearance Program ACCA's Global Private Classes College Students' Employer Express Program Weekend Face-to-face Classes Winter and Summer Vacation Crash Classes Other Courses.

The F7 Financial Report is the direct basis of the P2 Corporate Report and is an extension of the F3 Financial Accounting.

Covers: Financial Accounting, Financial Statements, Consolidated Financial Statements, Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements.

You will learn how to prepare financial statements, analyze and interpret financial statements using accounting standards and conceptual frameworks.

1. Features: First, it emphasizes the practical application of international accounting standards.

Second, the calculation ratio is significant.

Due to the above two characteristics of the F7 course, it is important to pay attention when studying:

First, it is not enough to memorize the principles of international accounting standards, but it is more necessary to apply them flexibly according to the context of the topic.

Second, the only way to do this is to do more exercises. It is only through a lot of practice that the principles of memorization can be applied flexibly.

Third, the only way to overcome the characteristic of "calculating the proportion of weight" is still to do more practice problems.

2. Examination format: quarterly computer-based test or written test.

The computer-based test is 3 hours and 20 minutes.

4. Test score: 110 points (50 points passed), 10 points seed questions are not included in the students' scores.

From March 2017 at test centres in the UK and Europe with two exams per day, students will now have 3 hours and 20 minutes to complete the exam (plus up to 10 minutes to read the exam requirements).

5. Exam question type:

Section A is a multiple-choice question with a total of 40 marks. Each question is worth 2 points, for a total of 20 questions. Knowledge of all IAS will be examined.

Section B is a case question, with a total of 60 marks. Including the analysis of financial indicators, the preparation of cash flow statements, the preparation of consolidated statements, and the preparation of independent statements, one of the test points will be selected as a 30-point case question (Q3), and the remaining two test points will be designed as a 15-point case question (Q1 and Q2).

The 10-point seed questions will be randomly assigned to five independent objective questions in section A, or five objective questions in section B that are set around a single situation. Students cannot determine which questions are seeded, all questions are quality assured and set to the same standard as the rest of the exam.

Seed questions, like any other question in the paper, can come from any part of the syllabus, so students should continue to study and review all the contents of the syllabus guide thoroughly during the preparation process for the written and computer-based tests.

F8 requires a lot of memorization. You can skip reciting when you watch the class, but you need to know what you should memorize and construct a framework. After class, you can collect resources (there are many resources on Weibo acca super words) and memorize them in combination with notes.

It is difficult to grasp the direction of the multiple-choice questions in the exam, and the controllability is too low, so you can only get as many points as possible through daily accumulation.

It's common sense for people who do audits in the firm.,Of course, it's not common sense for students like you who are still studying.,I remember 2 years ago when I took the F8 exam, I also read the answers again.,Summarized dozens of necessary answers to the answers.,And then the RP broke out.,Some students are very well prepared but haven't passed.,That's how the ACCA exam is.,Especially in the P stage.,Compared with rote memorization.,On-the-spot play and review strategies are more important.。

Personally, I think many students memorize by rote. F8 repeatedly emphasizes the need to combine the questions and write the answers according to the questions.

The cycle of the test and the like are all the same. However, the examples are different for each exam, so give the answers based on the questions that appear on the exam questions, rather than copying the model answers.

PS: It is said that the examiner used to be an internal auditor and worked in BPP. This information can be emphasized.

Cow people, F8 is simply my nightmare, the first time I failed the course, and then barely passed the test If your English is good enough, your memory is super strong, F8 is relatively simple, you take a test question that you haven't seen the answer, do it, you will know his difficulty If you have done an audit, and your English is very good, then memorize it, and then go to the exam I was reading the book + understanding, while memorizing the exam questions to consolidate (memorize the exam questions, impressive, and remember words), and then passed.

Agree with the previous view, u need to understand the theories and feel they make sense and more, memorize them

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F8 Audit and Assurance (AA).

F9 in ACCA's is the Financial Management subject.

This is a part of the ACCA skills course, and F9 is mainly an extension of F2 Management Accounting, which focuses on the skills required to become a financial manager, such as skills in investment, financing and allocation decision-making.

F9 exam content.

According to the official examination syllabus given by ACCA, it can be known that the content of the F9 exam has four parts, the first part is the role and purpose of the financial management department of the enterprise, the second part is the financing decision of one of the three major financial management decisions, the third part is the main method of risk and risk management, and the fourth part is the investment decision of one of the three major financial management decisions.

F9 exam question type and time.

The F9 exam time is 3 hours, and the exam is divided into three parts, the first part of the exam question types include single choice, multiple choice, judgment, fill in the blanks, drag and drop matching questions, hot questions and drop-down menu questions, the number of questions is 15, and the score of each question is 2 points; The question types in the second part of the exam include single choice, multiple choice, judgment, fill-in-the-blank, hot questions, drop-down menu questions and drag-and-drop matching questions, with 15 questions and a score of 2 points for each question. There are only 2 case analysis questions in the third part, and each question is worth 20 points.