Anyone done ATT?

Anyone done ATT?

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Hi guys.

Has anyone completed ATT? In particular the E-assessments.

I'm currently studying but my next exam isn't until November so I wanted to give the law E-assessment a go.

Does anyone know how often they are held? How many sittings per year? I can't find the info anywhere without having to actually book it. I want to make sure the dates coincide with work.

Thank you

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By blackadder
12th Mar 2014 12:24

I did them back in 2012. You can go through the booking system to see the dates but not actually book anything.  They are held all the time. I did mine in London and there were about 4 sittings per day.

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By Nadine
12th Mar 2014 12:25

ATT E Assessment

The E Assessments are not scheduled like the other exams, you can choose when and where you take them.

The link below allows you to choose the test centre nearest to you and check availablility.

https://securereg3.prometric.com/siteselection.aspx

I'd be grateful for some advice on retaining the info in the study material so I can sit mine too....

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By Kirkers
12th Mar 2014 12:28

Thanks to both of you. I'm struggling to get the prometric site to work, but I'll keep trying!

 

@Nadine, from what I've read people say that reading the material isn't enough as its very much memory tested. Mind maps or acronyms may be useful?

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By stratty
12th Mar 2014 12:57

CTA

If you are doing CTA after the ATT it is recommended to do the E Assessments last as the credit for these Assessments only last so long.

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By Archon
12th Mar 2014 13:57

@ Nadine, questions, questions, questions!

With ATT I would frequently end up needing to re-read large sections as I found it too boring to take in.

Instead I decided I would skim through the text then go straight to the questions. I could then go back to the study text in the context of the question I was answering, by using this technique I saw it as researching the answer to a tax question rather than trying to remember it from my reading. Kind of like I do at work with a query.

I wasn't just trying to commit the boring text to memory, I was looking for a specific answer, made it much easier to keep my mind active.

 

Hope that makes sense, it probably isn't optimal if you want to me a prize winner but I passed ATT using this method.

 

 

 

 

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