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  • # 102766

I have recently registered as a student to do the level II and III courses.  

I will be self studying.  How do I get started?   What's it all about?  Is it a case of at the end of each section there is an assessment?

 
Trevor
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  • # 102768

Good Evening LauraKB

If it was me I would get the FREE trial from Training Link that covers level B1 & B2.

http://www.bookkeepers.org.uk/Study--Qualifications/Current-Syllabuses/Level-II-Syllabus

Then I would buy the Sage 50 beginners course from ebay (you get trained, a certificate and software for 180 days) for B3.

So there you have it Level II on a plate !!!!

Regards

Trevor

  • Failure is only the opportunity to Begin again, only this time more Wisely. Henry Ford

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Trevor
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  • # 102769

PS - I would also download the syllabus and read it in detail

http://www.bookkeepers.org.uk/Study--Qualifications/Current-Syllabuses/Level-II-Syllabus

and then have a look at

http://www.bookkeepers.org.uk/Study--Qualifications/Current-Qualifications/Applying-for-an-Assessment

  • Failure is only the opportunity to Begin again, only this time more Wisely. Henry Ford

    Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day in and day out. Robert Collier


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  • # 102782

Thank you Trevor Smile   I use Sage in my job in Finance, so do you think I would still need to buy the beginners course you mention?
Trevor
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  • # 102786

Good Evening LauraKB

If you know Sage and proficient - then not. Best to do a mock first !!!

Regards

Trevor

  • Failure is only the opportunity to Begin again, only this time more Wisely. Henry Ford

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  • # 102800

Hi everyone

Was wondering if anyone has any mock papers B1,B2,B3 they could kindly send to me ? 

Any help would be greatly appreciated , and as always I in turn will be more than happy to forward them on to others in the same poposition

Many thanks in anticipation of your kindness

 

Monteiro

monteiro973@yahoo.co.uk
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  • # 102939

Dear all,


Could I also join in and request for anyone to kindly email me the newer style B1, B2 & B3 mock exam papers as I am preparing to take the main exams? Brenda.ekwutosi@hotmail.com.


Thanking you wholeheartedly in anticipation.

  • Kindest regards,

    Brenda.


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  • # 102942

Hi

Just to confirm there are no written mock papers for the new syllabus. If  you are with a training provider they have some sample questions that they can put together in a form of a mock paper. B1 and B2 have two mock papers available which can be booked via a training provider, or independently online. These are in a very similar format to the live papers and as as canididates are given the same time to complete the mocks as the live papers they are proving to be excellent practice. You also get to see the answers to each question so that you can work out where you went wrong.

Candidates who have taken mock papers have done really well in the live papers. For the live papers you will get basic feedback on the areas that contained errors but you will not be able to see your paper, nor any of the answsers.

With the B3 paper we currently have one mock paper which can be downloaded with full answers and a saecond is almost ready to release.

I hope this answers your query.

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Jacquie said:

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Hi

Just to confirm there are no written mock papers for the new syllabus. If  you are with a training provider they have some sample questions that they can put together in a form of a mock paper. B1 and B2 have two mock papers available which can be booked via a training provider, or independently online. These are in a very similar format to the live papers and as as candidates are given the same time to complete the mocks as the live papers they are proving to be excellent practice. You also get to see the answers to each question so that you can work out where you went wrong.

Candidates who have taken mock papers have done really well in the live papers. For the live papers you will get basic feedback on the areas that contained errors but you will not be able to see your paper, nor any of the answsers.

With the B3 paper we currently have one mock paper which can be downloaded with full answers and a saecond is almost ready to release.

I hope this answers your query.

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    Head of Technical Policy

    ICB


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Jacquie said:

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Jacquie said:

“

Hi

Just to confirm there are no written mock papers for the new syllabus. If  you are with a training provider they have some sample questions that they can put together in a form of a mock paper. B1 and B2 have two mock papers available which can be booked via a training provider, or independently online. These are in a very similar format to the live papers and as as candidates are given the same time to complete the mocks as the live papers they are proving to be excellent practice. You also get to see the answers to each question so that you can work out where you went wrong.

Candidates who have taken mock papers have done really well in the live papers. For the live papers you will get basic feedback on the areas that contained errors but you will not be able to see your paper, nor any of the answsers.

With the B3 paper we currently have one mock paper which can be downloaded with full answers and a second is almost ready to release.

I hope this answers your query.

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  • Jacquie Mount

    Head of Technical Policy

    ICB


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