CIMA: Pass First Time!

by David R. Harris

Now in its second edition, Pass First Time is the ultimate guide to passing your CIMA exams. Fully revised and updated for the new 2010 syllabus and written by a

CIMA examiner, it s packed with useful hints and tips that will help you: * improve the way you study * find out just what the examiners are looking for * avoid the most common pitfalls * earn all the marks you deserve

Illustrated throughout, and with summarising mind-maps at the end of each chapter, this book will give you the best possible chance of passing your CIMA exams first time

Writing a CIMA exam is difficult if you do not know how to approach it. David really makes it easy by giving step-by-step advice about understanding what the examiner wants, how to make best use of your time and how to structure your answer in such a way that maximum marks can be scored. "Henry van Rooyen, Business Manager & TOPCIMA student"

Pass First Time gives an insight into the way examiners think and what they want from the students. It also gives tips on study techniques and time keeping, making it a very useful read. "Alina V S-Botha, CIMA Lecturer, South Africa"

David R Harris is a management consultant, freelance lecturer, author and CIMA examiner. David specialises in advising smaller organisations on strategy. Neil Sullivan is a freelance author and illustrator with many years experience in advertising.
- There are 90,000 CIMA students in the UK studying independently and needing practical advice on how to learn, take exams, and succeed: this book is the only book on the market that provides this advice tailored specifically for their exams

- Written by a CIMA examiner and tutor, giving real-life guidance "from the horse's mouth"

- Full of illustrations, mind-maps and cartoons to illustrate how best to learn in a user-friendly way

160 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2007

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Reviews

[Tyrran]

This (obviously) wasn't read for relaxation purposes. I found this book to have very basic and obvious hints to passing CIMA first time, it's more based around common knowledge than 'inside-information'
I think CIMA themselves release study techniques that pretty much capture everything this book has to offer. I would reccomend someone to Google passing techniques or subscribe to CIMA's monthly magazine and read the articles that are written for students who are writing their exams.
Having met David Harris in person I can say I'm surprised by how simple this book is, he is much more engaging and knowledgeful in reality than this book makes him out to be.