Help! A2 Accounting!

[MONJUR HASAN NISHAD]

I will sit for Accounting A2 in May 2014. I did not start studying this subject yet! I need advice! How can I finish this subject within 6 months? My teacher is not good, and I have to study by myself. Moreover I have 6 A level subjects which is making things more complicated. Where should I study from, which book? Can you give somes notes? Some advice? I am desperate here! My marks in AS was in the low 80s! So, please!

 

[afshinsalim]

Business Accounting 2 by FrankWood and Alan Sangster. A few topics of the A2 syllabus is in the Business Accounting 1 so u will have to get that 1 too.

 

[hitler575]

Having 6 A-levels subject and self studying A2 accounts is not a good idea. I will advise you to take crash of 3 months ( 2 to 3 classes a week) from a good teacher near your place in Dec or Jan.

Accounting tutor at Brainiac's Tutelage DHA.

 

[MONJUR HASAN NISHAD]

Having 6 A-levels subject and self studying A2 accounts is not a good idea. I will advise you to take crash of 3 months ( 2 to 3 classes a week) from a good teacher near your place in Dec or Jan.

Accounting tutor at Brainiac's Tutelage DHA.

There is no such thing as a "crash course" in my country

 

[TheZodiac]

I will sit for Accounting A2 in May 2014. I did not start studying this subject yet! I need advice! How can I finish this subject within 6 months? My teacher is not good, and I have to study by myself. Moreover I have 6 A level subjects which is making things more complicated. Where should I study from, which book? Can you give somes notes? Some advice? I am desperate here! My marks in AS was in the low 80s! So, please!

I'd suggest you to drop accounting. It's not a subject you can cover yourself as it requires conceptual knowledge rather than just learning the formats of different accounts, specially at A2 level. If you're determined to go ahead then you can use youtube to watch lectures from some of the best teachers available. I think you've ample of time to cover the syllabus for A2 - as it's comparatively short than AS - so you can go ahead, provided you find a good teacher.