CAUTION - THIS POST RELATES TO THE CIMA 2010 SYLLABUS, SO IS NO LONGER VALID
I've just done a couple of sessions in Johannesburg, and there was a question that I thought I'd share with you.
"In Section B, are all the questions based on the pre-seen scenario?"
Well, the answer is a very simple 'no'. Section B questions (three at 25 marks, you choose 2) are all completely 'stand alone'. Just like in the previous syllabus, each Section B question will have its own mini-scenario, and you should expect them to each look at different issues in different industries. You still need to be able to apply your knowledge to a range of different contexts, both private and public, for profit or not, large or small.
Thanks to all of you who attended the sessions today - your questions were great, and the time passed really quickly ;-)
I've just done a couple of sessions in Johannesburg, and there was a question that I thought I'd share with you.
"In Section B, are all the questions based on the pre-seen scenario?"
Well, the answer is a very simple 'no'. Section B questions (three at 25 marks, you choose 2) are all completely 'stand alone'. Just like in the previous syllabus, each Section B question will have its own mini-scenario, and you should expect them to each look at different issues in different industries. You still need to be able to apply your knowledge to a range of different contexts, both private and public, for profit or not, large or small.
Thanks to all of you who attended the sessions today - your questions were great, and the time passed really quickly ;-)
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