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to pass
A guide to help
you if you are
studying
Performance
Management F5
GETTING
STARTED
Prepare to pass
LEARNING
PHASE
REVISION
PHASE
Welcome to your guide helping Sections
you to study for your F5 exam Getting started 03
PREPARATION
Learning phase 09
Stages of
Why use this guide?
study
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Structured approach to show you how to succeed Revision phase 15
Signposted resources and how to use them Final preparation 19
Tips for success to help you through your studies
Interactive clickable checklists to keep you on track The exam 21
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Appendix Links23
This guide applies to CBE and paper-based exams for September
and December 2016 and March and June 2017.
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GETTING
STARTED
Your checklist
LEARNING
PHASE
Enter for your exam
Buy an Approved Content
Provider study text and question
and answer bank
REVISION
PHASE
Draw up your study plan
Get to know your exam
PREPARATION
FINAL
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Getting started
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STARTED
Getting started Tips for success
LEARNING
PHASE
The earlier you enter Remember to personalise When drawing up your
We strongly recommend that you for your exam the less your edition of Student study plan (see page 5)
buy an F5 Approved Content it costs! Use our exam Accountant so you receive
Provider study text and question planner tool to plan which F5 specific information Be realistic and consider
and answer bank to ensure exam exam(s) you want to sit as you need it. when you are best able
REVISION
success. These provide: and when. to study maybe early
PHASE
Computer based exams mornings work better
- the most up to date content and Use the ACCA Learning are gradually being made for you or perhaps
syllabus coverage. Community to link up available in some of our shorter, more frequent
with fellow students markets keep an eye study periods.
- tests, quizzes and other support around the world studying on Student Accountant
designed to help you prepare the same exam as you and the ACCA website Once you have prepared
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for your exam. get tips, join discussions for news of what is your plan stick to it!
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- past exam questions updated and share ideas and happening where you are.
Consider building in an
for changes to the syllabus, advice. You can also
extra study period after
question style and exam format access live Q&A sessions
Exempt from F2? every few chapters to
as well as practice questions and and presentations.
review and consolidate
answers and full mock exams to Spend some time Make sure you have the your learning.
ensure you are fully prepared for familiarising yourself assumed knowledge
your exam. needed from F2 for F5 Take a 5-10 minute
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with the free resources
(see F5 syllabus and break every hour to help
You may want to consider available via the exam
study guide). maintain your motivation
attending a face to face or online resource finder on the
and concentration.
tuition course with one of ACCAs student section of the If you feel your knowledge
Approved Learning Providers ACCA website we will is lacking, consider Use this plan whether
for all or part of your studies. provide you with specific buying an F2 Approved you intend to self-study
guidance on when Content Provider study through all the phases or
and how to use these mix with some tuition from
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text to refresh your
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resources during the understanding. an Approved Learning
relevant stages of study. Provider.
04
GETTING
STARTED
Getting started Draw up your study plan
LEARNING
PHASE
Calculate the number of weeks
from now until your exam
date and draw up a plan see
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
the example to the left and a
possible proforma for you to
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PHASE
Week 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Week 2 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
use on the next page
Week 3 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday You may need to add or take away
Week 4 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday weeks depending on your own
Week 5 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday circumstances and which exam
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Week 6 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday sitting(s) you are focusing on
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Week 7 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Block out days/half days/
Week 8 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday evenings already committed
Week 9 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday to family/social events
Week 10 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Plan study periods evenings/
Week 11 REVISION
half days/full days, aiming for
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Week 12 REVISION roughly one evening/half day
Week 13 REVISION per chapter of your study text
Week 14 REVISION
If possible leave a six week
Week 15 REVISION
period for the revision and final
Week 16 REVSION AND FINAL PREPARATION
preparation phases
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Evening study period Daytime study period Other commitments
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GETTING
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Getting started Your study plan Print out and write down when you will study, relax and revise!
Week 1
LEARNING
PHASE
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
REVISION
PHASE
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
PREPARATION
Week 8
FINAL
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11 REVISION
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Week 12 REVISION
Week 13 REVISION
Week 14 REVISION
Week 15 REVISION
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Evening study period Daytime study period Other commitments Colour boxes in your preferred highlighter colours.
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GETTING
STARTED
Getting started Get to know your exam
LEARNING
PHASE
REVISION
Review the syllabus This gives you an understanding of the aims and objectives of the exam, learning
PHASE
outcomes and exam structure
and study guide
Scan the F5 specimen exam The specimen exam provides you with a clear picture of how F5 will be assessed
and how the exam is structured as well as the likely style and range of questions
that you could see in the real exam
PREPARATION
FINAL
Review the examining teams Using these resources at the start of your studies will help you understand the focus
of the exam by concentrating on the exam structure, question style, exam technique
guidance and tips as well as pitfalls to avoid see an extract from the examiners approach
article over the page
Review the examiners reports These provide feedback on students performance after each exam session, highlight
problem areas that students need to improve on and tell you what the examining
from the last four sittings teams are looking for; these are critical to your success in passing F5
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Read the exam technique The articles Multiple-choice questions, Top tips for the F5 exam and Approaching
written questions will provide you with a head start in terms of knowing what
articles for F5 to expect and how to approach exam standard questions
Familiarise yourself with You will be provided with this document in the exam and so you will not need to learn
these formulae
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the formulae sheet
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07
GETTING
STARTED
Getting started What the examiner has said about F5
(extract from the examiners approach article)
LEARNING
Comments on
PHASE
assumed knowledge:
Where an area of the F5 syllabus covers a topic already covered in F2 as well, such as performance
measurement, for example, there is twice as much reason to assume that candidates
will be able to tackle such a question.
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Previous articles and presentations at conferences have referred to the metaphorical toolbox that is
PHASE
required for F5. This is the set of management accounting techniques that should have been learnt and
practised for the exam. Many of these were first introduced in F2, Management Accounting, so anyone
that was exempt from this exam needs to make sure that they do in fact have the assumed knowledge
that gained the exemption in the first place.
Everyone must go into the exam with these metaphorical tools in their bags. A builder wouldnt turn
PREPARATION
up to a job with only some of the tools he needs. He doesnt empty out his toolbox after one job on the
basis that he doesnt need those tools anymore. He knows that he could require a particular tool at any
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time on a job, depending on what he is doing, and he must be fully prepared at all times. Accountancy
is no different, particularly management accounting.
As mentioned at the beginning of this article, F2 topics that arise again in F5 may be examined in
a more challenging way in F5 in order to reflect the difference between the two. Also, by the time
a candidate reaches F5, they may sometimes be expected to work out which tool they need to take out
of their toolbox in order to answer a question, rather than always being told which technique they will
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need to use. This is another step towards the skills required for P5 and for the workplace itself,
where accountants must act as advisors in many situations. Please remember that F5 is a skills module
whereas F2 is only a knowledge module, although the F5 exam would usually be expected to contain
a small proportion of pure knowledge marks too.
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GETTING
STARTED
Your checklist
LEARNING
PHASE
Work through the control
sheet which has been
designed to give you a
structured approach to your
learning phase to ensure you:
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PHASE
- gain the knowledge you
need; and
- learn how to apply that
knowledge to pass the exam
PREPARATION
FINAL
THE EXAM
Learning phase
APPENDIX
LINKS
09
GETTING
STARTED
Learning phase Get the most out of your control sheet
Use the control sheet relevant to Tick the box Quiz/Test in the control
LEARNING
PHASE
the Approved Content Providers sheet once you have:
materials you have purchased:
Attempted the quiz at the end of the
Becker Professional Education page 12 chapter (if you are using Becker or BPP
material) or the test your understanding
BPP Learning Media page 13 questions throughout the chapter
Kaplan Publishing page 14 (if you are using Kaplan material)
REVISION
PHASE
Tick the box Content in the control Tick the box Questions in the control
sheet once you have: sheet once you have:
PREPARATION
Actively read and understood each draw up a plan for, depending on the
FINAL
chapters content time you have available
Noted any additional commentary Compared your answer, or plan, with the
and exam focus tips provided solution given and understood where you
did well or not so well and why
Worked through and understood
examples and illustrations of
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concepts given Tick the box ACCA related resources
in the control sheet once you have:
Read / viewed the related ACCA
article(s) / video(s) signposted
Note that ACCA produces new articles
and videos throughout the year and so you
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should always check the technical articles
LINKS
page on the website to ensure you have
seen all of the related resources
10
GETTING
STARTED
Learning phase Tips for success
LEARNING
PHASE
Actively read the material you remember the key Visit the ACCA Learning
ask yourself do knowledge areas. Community regularly to
I understand this? view new video content
If not re-read and Always work through the and to join online study
re-work examples questions signposted events.
REVISION
PHASE
if you still struggle, it is vital that you practise
make a note and come questions throughout the There are PER (Practical
back to it during the learning phase as this Experience Requirement)
revision phase. will ensure that you are objectives associated
applying the knowledge with specific syllabus
Scan headings before you learn as you progress. areas and, if possible,
PREPARATION
going into the detail to you should try to gain
give you an idea of the Make sure you use the experience in these
FINAL
content first and consider ACCA resources to help alongside your studying
highlighting, underlining, your understanding as this will help you to
making notes, drawing these give you real insight put your studies into a
pictures or mind maps to help you in your exam. workplace context and
whatever helps you If you find you are not reinforce what you have
to remember. covering all of the material learned.
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Consider using the in each study period, build Try to read a good quality
additional resources some extra time into your business journal or
provided by the study plan everyone newspaper regularly and
Approved Content works at a different pace. use this to help bring your
Providers including for Keep an eye on Student studies to life by linking
example passcards Accountant for any your learning into what
or pocket notes to help relevant articles. you are reading.
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LINKS
11
GETTING
STARTED
Learning phase Control sheet for Becker Professional Education
LEARNING
Introduction
PHASE
1 Cost accounting Activity based costing
Throughput accounting and the theory of constraints part 1
Throughput accounting and the theory of constraints part 2
2 Developments in management accounting
Environmental management accounting
Target costing and lifecycle costing
3 Relevant cost analysis Study support video: Decision making techniques
Cost volume profit analysis
4 Cost volume profit analysis
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Study support video: Break even and profit volume charts
PHASE
5 Limiting factor decisions Linear programming
6 Pricing
Decision trees
7 Risk and uncertainty The risks of uncertainty
Study support video: Decision trees
8 Budgeting Comparing budgeting techniques
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9 Quantitative analysis in budgeting The learning rate and learning effect
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10 Standard costing
11 Basic variance analysis Interpreting financial data
Materials mix and yield variances
12 Advanced variance analysis
Study support video: Variances
13 Planning and operational variances
14 Performance measurement
Not-for-profit organisations part 1
15 Further aspects of performance analysis
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Not-for-profit organisations part 2
16 Divisional performance evaluation Performance measurement
Transfer pricing 1
17 Transfer pricing Transfer pricing 2
Study support video: Transfer pricing
18 Performance management information systems
APPENDIX
LINKS
When watching the study support videos, focus at this stage on the technical aspects you will watch these
12
again during the revision phase and at that point you will be able to focus more on the exam technique aspects.
GETTING
STARTED
Learning phase Control sheet for BPP Learning Media
LEARNING
Introduction
PHASE
1 Costing
2a Activity based costing Activity based costing
2b Target costing Target costing and lifecycle costing
2c Life cycle costing Target costing and lifecycle costing
Throughput accounting and the theory of constraints part 1
2d Throughput accounting
Throughput accounting and the theory of constraints part 2
2e Environmental accounting Environmental management accounting
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PHASE
Cost volume profit analysis
3 Cost volume profit (CVP) analysis
Study support video: Break even and profit volume charts
4 Limiting factor analysis Linear programming
5 Pricing decisions
6 Short-term decisions Study support video: Decision making techniques
Decision trees
7 Risk and uncertainty The risks of uncertainty
PREPARATION
Study support video: Decision trees
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8 Budgetary systems Comparing budgeting techniques
9 Quantitative analysis in budgeting The learning rate and learning effect
10 Budgeting and standard costing
11 Variance analysis Materials mix and yield variances
12 Planning and operational variances Study support video: Variances
13 Performance analysis and behavioural aspects
14 Performance management information systems
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15 Sources of management information and management reports
Performance measurement
16 Performance measurement in private sector organisations
Interpreting financial data
Transfer pricing 1
17 Divisional performance and transfer pricing Transfer pricing 2
Study support video: Transfer pricing
Not-for-profit organisations part 1
18 Further aspects of performance management
Not-for-profit organisations part 2
APPENDIX
LINKS
When watching the study support videos, focus at this stage on the technical aspects you will watch these
13
again during the revision phase and at that point you will be able to focus more on the exam technique aspects.
GETTING
STARTED
Learning phase Control sheet for Kaplan Publishing
LEARNING
Introduction
PHASE
1 A revision of F2 topics
Throughput accounting and the theory of constraints part 1
Throughput accounting and the theory of constraints part 2
2 Advanced costing methods Environmental management accounting
Target costing and lifecycle costing
Activity based costing
Cost volume profit analysis
3 Cost volume profit analysis
REVISION
Study support video: Break even and profit volume charts
PHASE
4 Planning with limiting factors Linear programming
5 Pricing
6 Relevant costing Study support video: Decision making techniques
Decision trees
7 Risk and uncertainty The risks of uncertainty
Study support video: Decision trees
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8 Budgeting Comparing budgeting techniques
9 Quantitative analysis The learning rate and learning effect
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Materials mix and yield variances
10 Advanced variances Interpreting financial data
Study support video: Variances
11 Performance measurement and control
Performance measurement
Transfer pricing 1
12 Divisional performance measurement and transfer pricing
Transfer pricing 2
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Study support video: Transfer pricing
Not-for-profit organisations part 1
13 Performance measurement in not-for profit organisations
Not-for-profit organisations part 2
14 Performance measurement information systems
APPENDIX
LINKS
When watching the study support videos, focus at this stage on the technical aspects you will watch these
14
again during the revision phase and at that point you will be able to focus more on the exam technique aspects.
GETTING
STARTED
Your checklist
LEARNING
PHASE
Revisit areas you struggled
with during the learning phase
Ensure you are confident with
the knowledge needed to pass
REVISION
the exam
PHASE
Make sure you are able to apply
that knowledge in questions
PREPARATION
FINAL
THE EXAM
Revision phase
APPENDIX
LINKS
GETTING
STARTED
Revision phase Question practice
Exam-standard question practice
LEARNING
Tips for success
PHASE
is vital now
W
ork through as many questions
Consider blocking time notes for some parts
as possible and all mock exams in your study plan for and do others in full.
included in the Approved Content specific questions or
Work through the
Provider question and answer mock exams to ensure
answers carefully
REVISION
banks remember these are best you cover everything.
PHASE
pay attention to areas
for question practice as they include Dont be afraid to you got wrong and
past exam questions updated for attempt questions you understand where you
have already done went wrong it is better
syllabus and format changes especially the ones to do a few questions
Work through the specimen exam you found tricky first well, than lots of
PREPARATION
time round. questions badly.
this will provide you with a clear
FINAL
picture of what the exam will look It is really important that Try not to look at the
like making sure you know what you do some questions answers before really
in full, to exam time attempting the question
to expect on the day time management you wont be able to
is often an issue and do this in the real exam!
the more you prepare
Dont forget to review
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yourself the better you
will perform in the exam. the marking guide too
you need to understand
To keep motivation how marks are allocated
high, break some to ensure you know how
questions into individual to maximise your marks.
parts, write plans or
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LINKS
16
GETTING
STARTED
Revision phase Key resources
Review the examining teams guidance again in the
LEARNING
Tips for success
PHASE
context of what you have learnt
Remind yourself of areas that students often struggle with
Dont give up easily if you
and obtain tips on how to ensure you do not make the really cannot understand
same mistakes by reviewing the examiners reports from something then consider
the last four sittings again posting a question on the
REVISION
ACCA Learning Community
PHASE
View the study support videos referred to in your if you found it difficult so will
control sheet again this time focusing on the exam have others.
technique aspects
View the study support videos Question 1 debrief
and Question 5 debrief to gain a better understanding
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of how to approach these types of question in the real
FINAL
exam as well as Answering narrative questions and
the F5 revision webinar for further advice to help you
prepare for your exam
Read the exam technique articles Multiple-choice
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questions, Top tips for the F5 exam and Approaching
written questions again this time using
the techniques to help you practice questions
Make sure you read the study skills articles in Student
Accountant covering topics such as how to overcome
exam anxiety as well as checking the Student Accountant
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LINKS
Hub for any new technical articles related to F5
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STARTED
Revision phase What the examiner has said about F5
(extract from examiners report December 2015)
LEARNING
Comments on
PHASE
Question Three:
This was a purely discursive question on budgeting. Part (a) required candidates to discuss whether the
budgeting style being used was as described by the senior partner in his statement (he said he was
using incremental and participative budgeting). Here, a number of candidates failed to answer the
requirement which had been set and instead saw the word budgeting and started discussing
REVISION
PHASE
zero based budgets or rolling budgets.
Another major problem also came down to poor exam technique. Most candidates knew what the two
budgeting styles being used were and could spot that the senior partner was budgeting badly, but they
were unable to critique the style used in the way the question required them to. They simply needed to
divide up the requirement into its two parts, look at the scenario and consider:
PREPARATION
Incremental budgeting What is it? Is the partner using it? Yes why? No why not?
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Participative budgeting What is it? Is the partner using it? Yes why? No why not?
Many candidates also included superfluous detail regarding how to improve the current situation which
was not what the question had asked. This meant that time was wasted that could have been spent
earning marks elsewhere.
In part (b), the question asked for a discussion of the likely effect of the budgeting system on the
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partners. Most candidates again failed to answer the question set because they did not consider
the effect on the partners. Instead, they either made general comments about the advantages and
disadvantages of the budgeting styles or they talked about the effect of them on the business rather
than on the partners. Again, it was an exam technique issue rather than lack of syllabus knowledge.
Since this is a skills exam rather than a knowledge exam, most of the time it will be necessary
to apply knowledge.
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18
GETTING
STARTED
Your checklist
LEARNING
PHASE
You are clear on the knowledge
you need to pass the exam
as well as how to apply that
knowledge
REVISION
You have the skills you need
PHASE
to pass the exam eg time
management
PREPARATION
PREPERATION
familiar with:
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the exam format
the style of questions
the way the marks are allocated
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what specific syllabus areas
are likely to be tested and
in which questions
Final preparation
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LINKS
19
GETTING
STARTED
Final preparation Tips for success
LEARNING
An extract from the An extract from the
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syllabus and study F5 specimen exam
guide for F5 marking guide
REVISION
Sales growth 3
PHASE
questions will adopt a scenario/case
study approach. Maintenance 3
Directors pay 2
Section A of the exam comprises Wages 2
15 multiple choice questions of Net profit 2 Tips for success
2 marks each. Section B of the Return on assets 2
exam comprises three questions
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PREPERATION
comprised of 5 multiple choice 14 Go over questions again that
you found difficult during the
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questions. Section C of the exam
comprises two 20 mark questions. (b) revision phase and make sure you
Reliability of rides 2 attempt at least one mock again
The two 20 mark questions will in full to time.
Average queuing time 2
come from decision making
Risks 2
techniques, budgeting and control If you are unsure about the exam
and/or performance measurement format, the style of questions
6
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and control areas of the syllabus. or what specific syllabus areas
The section A questions and the are likely to be tested in which
questions in section B can cover any Total marks 20 questions, read the syllabus and
areas of the syllabus. Candidates are study guide again.
provided with a formulae sheet.
If you are not sure about how
the marks are allocated review
the specimen exam again.
APPENDIX
LINKS
20
GETTING LEARNING REVISION FINAL APPENDIX
THE EXAM
STARTED PHASE PHASE PREPARATION LINKS
Make sure you are ready
to walk into your exam
Your checklist
The exam
21
GETTING
STARTED
The Exam Tips for success
LEARNING
Tips for success
PHASE
Very few students enjoy the exam (black pens, Try not to get into
taking exams but there calculator etc). discussions with fellow
are things you can do students just before the
Dont forget to take exam about what might
to make the experience your exam docket with
REVISION
come up again this will
PHASE
less stressful! you as well as your only cause you stress.
student identification.
Identify where the
exam hall is. Eat properly before you
leave for the exam.
Plan your route to the
exam hall, considering Sleep properly do not
PREPARATION
the time of day you will spend the night before
FINAL
be travelling and any doing last minute late
potential issues. night revision you will
Once the exam is over:
perform so much better
Have in place a back-up
if you are alert and Relax.
plan in case of traffic
well rested (and in
problems or public Dont over
any case, last minute
transport delays. analyse you
revision will only cause
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Ensure you have all the you to panic!). cannot change
equipment you need for anything now!
Good
Luck!
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LINKS
22
GETTING LEARNING REVISION FINAL APPENDIX
THE EXAM
STARTED PHASE PHASE PREPARATION LINKS
Appendix Links
23
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STARTED
Appendix Links
LEARNING
04 Enter for your exam http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/exams/enter-an-exam.html
PHASE
04 ACCA Learning Community https://www.accalearningcommunity.com/
REVISION
PHASE
04 Approved Learning Provider(s) http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/your-study-options/learning-providers.html
PREPARATION
07, 16, 20 Specimen exam http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/specimen-exams.html
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07, 17 Examining teams guidance http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/fundamentals-exams-study-resources/f5/examiners-reports.html
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written questions articles.html
10 Technical articles http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/fundamentals-exams-study-resources/f5/technical-articles.html
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theory of constraints part 1 constraints1.html
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Appendix Links
LEARNING
Throughput accounting and the http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/throughput-
12, 13, 14
PHASE
theory of constraints part 2 constraints2.html
Environmental management
12, 13, 14 http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/Env-MA.html
accounting
http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/performance-
12, 13, 14 Performance measurement
measurement.html
12, 13, 14 Cost volume profit analysis http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/CVP-analysis.html
http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/comparing-
12, 13, 14 Comparing budgeting techniques
budgeting-techniques.html
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PHASE
12, 13, 14 Materials mix and yield variances http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/mat-yield.html
PREPARATION
12, 13, 14 Transfer pricing 2 http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/fundamentals-exams-study-resources/f5/technical-articles/trans-pricing.html
Not-for-profit organisations http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/NFP-organisations.
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12, 13, 14
part 1 html
Not-for-profit organisations
12, 13, 14 http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/NFP-org-pt2.html
part 2
http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/the-risks-of-
12, 13, 14 The risks of uncertainty
uncertainty.html
http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles/interpreting-financial-
12, 13, 14 Interpreting financial data
data.html
http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/fundamentals-exams-study-resources/f5/technical-articles/linear-
12, 13, 14 Linear programming
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programming.html
Study support video break even
12, 13, 14 http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles.html
and profit volume charts
Study support video
12, 13, 14 http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles.html
decision-making techniques
Study support video
12, 13, 14 http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles.html
decision trees
Study support video
12, 13, 14 http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles.html
transfer pricing
APPENDIX
LINKS
25
GETTING
STARTED
Appendix Links
LEARNING
12, 13, 14 Study support video variances http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/acca-qual-student-journey/qual-resource/acca-qualification/f5/technical-articles.html
PHASE
17 Answering narrative questions http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/exam-support-resources/fundamentals-exams-study-resources/f5/technical-articles.html
REVISION
Study skills articles in
PHASE
17 http://www.accaglobal.com/gb/en/student/sa/study-skills.html
Student Accountant
PREPARATION
FINAL
THE EXAM
APPENDIX
LINKS
26
F5 March 2016 update
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