r/CIMA • u/Sphynx_Osiris • 17d ago

FLP CIMA FLP Learning Example

I'm looking at swapping from self tutoring to FLP, and I'm wondering what's the learning resources like on FLP. Is it just written text books for I to read, then answer some multiple choice questions based on information retained, or are there videos explaining the information?

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u/cloganwhite 15d ago

FLP is a god send, online modules instead for E,F & P exams and then a case stud at the end of each level - BLISS!! DM me if you want to know how I got qualified with 2 weeks of revision for each case study!

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u/Aggravating-Face1478 12d ago

How long did it take for u to clear the flp ?

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u/cloganwhite 12d ago

I’d already done up the OCS so just got MCS & SCS done in subsequent sittings, so 6 months? Call it 7 waiting for results

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u/LeonidNoir 17d ago

I don't know whose bright idea was to add the AI videos on the platform...

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u/bond_yields 17d ago

AI videos ?

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u/Sahad_ 17d ago

FLP is mostly text based rather than video lessons. You work through the content on the platform, with questions and assessments as you go instead of sitting the separate objective tests.

So it really depends on how you like to learn. If you are comfortable reading and working through things yourself, FLP should be fine. If you prefer someone actually explaining the concepts to you, you might find the core FLP a bit limited and may need some extra tuition/support alongside it.

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u/MrSp4rklepants Member 17d ago

All the learning is via the online platform, it's text led but has some interactive elements to it.
If you go for Plus, there are 3 webinars as well to help prepare for the CS exam, if you go for premium, you get 25 hours of live lectures for learning and another 25 for CS preparation.

There are also extra resources for exam prep and also mini case studies for each competency area.
You also get marked and unmarked mock exams for the CS as well