CP3 Examination

Hello All,
I have few questions regarding subject CP3. In a specific paper how to distinguish which word is considered to be jargon and which is not.
E.g. writing trustees of a pension fund. In that case would bond ( investment instrumens) be considered as jargon?
Is there any rule of thumb that can be followed.

Also how to study additional material delivered before CP3 examination effectively? Please provide some tips.

Regards,
Partha

 

Hi Partha,

The language of our communications may need to be tailored to the particular preferences and needs of alternative audiences.
We should not use language that may be unintelligible to the recipient(s) or make it hard for them to understand our communication.
It is good practice to take time and care to identify what might be potential jargon and unnecessarily complex language for our particular audience before starting to draft any specific communication. So, to answer your question, you should read well the question, identify the who and from then be able to deduce possible jargon(s) and how you can avoid these.

What do you mean by additional material? I have used X Series Marking and Mock Exam which are very helpful.

 

Thanks for your reply.
Regarding second question - I apologize for the confusion. I meant advanced material that we receive before CP3 examination. Any guidance / suggestion how to use it effectively to build up strongly for the CP 3 examination.

 

Thanks both of you !!