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BLOG | Rest, Reflect, Request
03
Apr

Rest, Reflect and Request

03/04/2017By
Rest, Reflect and Request – 3 Rs that enhance your online learning. Online learning is an excellent way to bring flexibility to your education. You can learn whenever and wherever you choose with a vast array of courses available. The key though is to make the experience as stress free and productive as possible by...
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BLOG| The DOs and DON'Ts of Studying Online
31
Mar

The DOs and DON’Ts of Studying Online

31/03/2017By
Studying online can seem both liberating and daunting. You can study whenever you want, and however you choose! But you do have to be the one to set time aside, and make yourself work. It can be hard work! It’s also so easy to slip up or forget. We all have the best intentions, but...
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BLOG | Block Social Media
27
Mar

Productivity: Block Social Media

27/03/2017By
Sometimes, getting work done is hard. You can plan out everything you need to do, but distractions happen. Some you can’t control. Others, like wasting time on Facebook, you can. Sometimes, we don’t mean to open Facebook but we do, out of habit. Or what is meant to be a “quick look” turns into a...
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Sample Bullet Journal
13
Mar

How To Be More Organised: Bullet Journals

13/03/2017By
Unless you’re one of those people who came into the world with a notepad and pens, to-do list ready to go, you could probably do with being more organised. That isn’t a bad thing! We could all do with being more organised. And if you’re anything like me, you’ve wanted to be! But no matter...
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Getting Things Done
20
Mar

Productivity: Getting Things Done™

20/03/2017By
If you liked our last blog, on the Bullet Journals, but wanted something a bit more in-depth, here is the next installment of our productivity blogs. This one is everything you need to know about Getting Things Done. Getting Things Done Getting Things Done is a book by David Allen, detailing the time management method....
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24
Mar

Productivity: Pomodoro Technique

24/03/2017By
Next in our Productivity/How To Be More Organised series is how to actually DO the things you’ve planned and written down. It’s all well and good to plan and to schedule but it’s another thing altogether to sit down and do them. And if you’re a procrastinator or just unsure where to begin, these tips will...
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5 Exam Tips every ACCA student must know
01
Mar

5 Exam tips every ACCA student must know

01/03/2017By,
Acing that exam If you are at the Professional Level in ACCA and your exam is just around the corner, you are probably quite comfortable with the material by now. For many, the biggest challenge is presenting your knowledge in the best way to get the most marks for your precious exam time. I want...
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StudyOnline.ie Tea Cup
06
Feb

Going out with an Accountant? 5 gift ideas for this Valentine’s Day.

06/02/2017By, ,
    Accountants are known to be good-natured, patient and organized. They deal with procurement of data and analysing financial records to ensure accurate business operations. Overall their job, although important may be tedious at times and leave them looking for something spontaneous outside of work. So if you both are ready for something different...
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30
Jan

StudyOnline.ie partners with Jobbio

30/01/2017By,
We are delighted to announce that we have partnered with Jobbio, the careers marketplace that lets you learn more about companies you want to work for and apply with a click. Commenting on this partnership, Cathal McNamara – Director of StudyOnline.ie, said, “Jobbio is a modern platform that lets both employers and individuals showcase themselves...
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Considering ACCA Exam Exemptions
19
Jan

Just because you can doesn’t mean you should! Considering exemptions.

19/01/2017By
Exemptions are a happy recognition of prior learning or experience and can reduce the time and cost of achieving your precious qualification substantially. But the choice to utilise the exemption option should be carefully considered before a decision is made. First instinct tells us to grab that exemption with both hands and that may very...
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