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Re: POA
Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2014 6:08 pm
by Wint3rNights
Kiasugradmaster, if you need some tutor to assist you, you can PM me. Im willing to teach POA and im currently doing my ACCA
Re: Having difficulty with New Principles of Accounts Syllab
Posted: Wed Oct 22, 2014 1:42 pm
by kitty2
stan0015 wrote:Answer to pm query:
What's the difference between old n new syllabus?
1. Personal opinion is that new syllabus is much easier to grasp but school teachers are having difficulty trying cope with teaching new and old syllabus at the same time (sec 4 n 5 still at old syllabus)
2. New syllabus is all about columnar format no more teaching of t a/cs even though format is still accepted by Cambridge
3. There are currently no assessment books in the market for new syllabus. I am currently working with publisher to come up with one
4. Foundation is key. If ur child is already grasping the double entry well in school, I don't think there is a need for tuition. However, if he/she is losing interest in POA due to double entry concepts. This raises concern as they will be very lost all the way till secondary 4.
Two cents worth. Thanks
Can you recommend POA assessment and guid books for sec 3 NA?
Thanks
Re: O-Level POA
Posted: Mon Nov 24, 2014 10:10 pm
by ChiefKiasu
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Re: O-Level POA
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 10:46 am
by kitty2
Anyone can share how to do well in POA?My friend's son who is taking N level this year is still quite lost
Re: O-Level POA
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2016 11:00 pm
by poaonlinetutor
kitty2 wrote:Anyone can share how to do well in POA?My friend's son who is taking N level this year is still quite lost
1. Memorise and
understand the qualitative concepts, e.g. difference between bookkeeping and accounting, etc. This should secure 20% of the marks.
2. Be very familiar with A=L+OE and double entries.
3. Take special effort to understand accrual accounting as a lot of the syllabus (e.g. adjustments, non-current assets, etc.) revolve around this concept.
4. Get help if needed. It's good to have someone explain these concepts.
Re: O-Level POA
Posted: Mon Jan 11, 2016 9:29 am
by kitty2
poaonlinetutor wrote:kitty2 wrote:Anyone can share how to do well in POA?My friend's son who is taking N level this year is still quite lost
1. Memorise and
understand the qualitative concepts, e.g. difference between bookkeeping and accounting, etc. This should secure 20% of the marks.
2. Be very familiar with A=L+OE and double entries.
3. Take special effort to understand accrual accounting as a lot of the syllabus (e.g. adjustments, non-current assets, etc.) revolve around this concept.
4. Get help if needed. It's good to have someone explain these concepts.
Re: O-Level POA
Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2016 10:08 pm
by sushigal
kitty2 wrote:Anyone can share how to do well in POA?My friend's son who is taking N level this year is still quite lost
Hi
You may PM me directly.
Thank you.
Re: O-Level POA
Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2016 10:19 pm
by liyuanyyy
Overall, POA is not difficult. It will difficult at the beginning as all knowledge are very new to students. Students need a good guidance to help them build a solid foundation at the beginning
Re: O-Level POA
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2016 4:05 pm
by sushigal
Anyone here needs help in POA. You may PM me direct.
Re: O-Level POA
Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 10:47 pm
by Milmil
Hi, need help for my son, Sec 4 O-level POA. Any good home tutor recommended?
With reasonable charges
Thanks