Is it time that you cut up your accountancy textbook?
Well, accountancy exam guru James Perry says the answer is definitely ‘yes,’ and his tip recently went viral in Ireland!
He explained what you need to:
- Get out your textbook.
- Cut off the spin.
- Hole punch the pages (much neater if done in a publisher/printer/stationary shop.
- File in a lever arch file.
Once in an arch file you can add your hand-written notes to the relevant sections/chapters, along with exam style questions, past papers, and examiner comments.
You then have a comprehensive file system all nicely organised, with everything side-by-side.
Perry feels that this will stop you constantly flicking between pages and looking for information filed elsewhere.
He said; “Adapt this approach in your revision and question phase and watch the efficiency of your studies skyrocket.”
You can follow him at #jptips.
