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price include? All our
Campbell's Training Courses for COFA & DOFA include the following:
The Campbell's College
study material sent in weekly instalments (12 in total)
A
ring binder
for filing your notes
Lecturer support by phone and email,
Marking
of assignments (12 assignments per course)
Copies of past exam papers and examiners reports supplied on a
CD
Help and a dvice from the administration department
if required;
Contact with other
students on request
Additional resources
if applicable
Access to
recorded lectures where available (supplied on CD)
T extbook
can also be supplied (DOFA only)
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Note: COFA Investments for the July 2012 exams -
new FREE
course.
When should I enrol? Students
work to their own timetable from the date of enrolment until the exam
period. If you enrol late, we will speed up the mailings to ensure you have all
the course material in good time for the exam. Usually students start in
August/Sept for the February exams and in March/April for the July exams.
How do I enrol? Either
print out the enrolment form and send/fax/email to us or book and pay online Don't worry if you have not
yet received your ICSA registration number - you can let us know later!
How many subjects should I
study at a time? Most students tackle one or
two subjects for each exam sitting.
How soon after I enrol will I
receive my first mailing?
We aim to despatch your first mailing within one working day of
receiving your application. We can send to either your work or home address,
just let us know which you would prefer.
Confirmation is sent to you by email along with details of your tutor and an
outline of your course.
We will also email the week one notes and assignment.
How many mailings will I
receive and how long does each course last?
You will receive a total of
12 mailings from us over a twelve week period, one every week by email.
However, if you enrol early, you will still receive your lecturer
support up until the exam week. If you leave it very late to enrol,
don't worry - we will ensure you receive all mailings in plenty of time for
the exam.
How do I contact my Tutor
and submit my assignments for marking?
On enrolment you will be sent
the name, address, phone number and email address of your subject tutor. We
suggest you make contact to talk about the subject and to discuss convenient
contact times. When you have completed a piece of set work, please send it
directly to your lecturer.
Please try and submit work on a regular basis throughout your course. Marked
work will then be returned to you quickly. If you wait until the last few
weeks before the exam and send in six essays in one go, there could possibly
be a delay. ICSA revision classes take place during this period, so we
cannot guarantee our normal quick response. But it will be marked!
I am worried about studying
accounts by distance learning - can you help?
Jim Skinner
our accounting lecturer writes:
I am a firm believer that
you can divide the entire population of the world into two categories,
numbers people and words people. I am also of the opinion that the words
people think that they are no good at accounts. Many ICSA students are
words people and leave the Accounting subjects to last. They have achieved
passes in subjects such as Law and Governance and then the day arrives
when they have to tackle the dreaded Accounts.
Some students attend day
release or evening classes. Through good teaching and hard work they obtain
passes but others may have attempted these papers before and failed
or find they cannot get on well with taught courses. For many, a taught course
is not an option due to lack of suitable provision or pressure from work or
family. If this is the situation in your case you have my deepest sympathy -
I have been there myself.
The Campbell's training course is designed with this in mind. No previous book-keeping
knowledge is required, you can work at your own pace, the material is
written in plain English showing short cuts and "common sense" solutions to
problems. All that is required is a commitment to work as hard as you can
and send in papers for marking. I have many years
experience of producing material for Campbell's College and I know that hard
work and an organised approach to study (with no bad luck) will eventually
lead to examination success. Jim
| Campbell's College is your
ICSA registered tuition provider with over 20 years experience in
helping students qualify.
CAMPBELL'S
COLLEGE LTD,
47 Rollo Road, Hextable, Swanley, Kent. BR8 7RD.
Tel/Fax: +44 (0)1322 665589.
Email:
enquiries@campbellscollege.com
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