This book is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower.
The previous article "Talks on Exam Experience" introduces various practical experiences about accounting exams, including theoretical explanations and personal experiences of top scorers in the exam. In particular, the "Eighteen Methods for Reviewing and Sprinting" and "Eighteen Methods for Answering Questions" are worth reading for all candidates. Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 introduce the review experience for the Accounting Qualification Examination and the Certified Public Accountant Examination respectively. Suitable for different candidates to read by category.
The middle part "Review Sprint for Exams" focuses on the learning methods and key points and difficulties that must be mastered in the review sprint for each exam subject. The readers are candidates taking the Junior Qualification Examination, Intermediate Qualification Examination, and Certified Public Accountant Examination respectively. It also comprehensively introduces the overview of other types of international accountant qualification examinations to facilitate candidates' next step of "going global."
The next article, "Examination Policy Frontiers," compiles the latest policies and regulations on the 2002 accounting examination and the development trend of future examinations to help candidates broaden their horizons and know themselves and their enemies.
This book is rich in content, and it can be said that you can have it in hand so you don't have to worry about taking exams. If the candidates can take some time to read this book besides the intense review, they will be able to achieve the effect of "sharpening the knife and chopping firewood".
Reader comments
The exam experience and review methods in the book are very detailed. I especially like the "Eighteen Methods for Review Sprint" and "Eighteen Methods for Answering Questions", which I feel are very helpful for my study. Moreover, I also resonate with seeing that "certification" has become the "third party" for people in the workplace. Many relatives and friends around me are working hard for various certificates. I think this book is their "power bank" and can help them better prepare for the exam.
The exam experience and review methods in the book are very detailed. I especially like the "Eighteen Methods for Review Sprint" and "Eighteen Methods for Answering Questions", which I feel are very helpful for my study. Moreover, I also resonate with seeing that "certification" has become the "third party" for people in the workplace. Many relatives and friends around me are working hard for various certificates. I think this book is their "power bank" and can help them better prepare for the exam.