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A written explanation for the question.
Ask for the explanation whenever you want one. Each is checked against the paper's own material before it is shown, and a doubtful one is held back.
The question bank
ATSWA question bank
1,000+ ATSWA questions: past questions, case studies and study questions, with an AI tutor on every one.
How this works
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- Answer a question from the kind you want: past, case study or study.
- Read the answer and ask the tutor about the gap.
- Come back to the topics your answers show are weak.
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On every question
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A tutor that knows this question and your paper.
Ask why, ask what to do next or ask where you went wrong. It answers with a hint and a question back first, and the model answer opens once you have tried. You can ask up to 40 times a day.
Solve it with the tutor
Work it out one step at a time.
The question opens as a guide: a hint first, then one reasoning step at a time. Type your own working and have it checked before the next step appears.
Watch it solved
See the working done, with a voice.
A narrated, step-by-step solution builds the working line by line while a voice explains it. Watch it first, then try the question yourself.
Calculation walkthrough
Check each figure as you go.
For numerical questions, type the value of each line of the working and have it checked. If you are stuck you can reveal a line, and the final answer waits until you have made a real attempt.
Practice run
Watch one, complete one, solve one.
A run takes you from a worked example, to one you finish, to one you solve alone. Each stage opens only once you have done the one before.
Marked written answers
Type, photograph or scan your answer.
Type it, photograph a handwritten sheet or upload a scan or PDF. You check what was read before it is marked, and the feedback shows where marks were earned and lost. Standard includes 2 marked answers a month and Premium includes 15. Credits cover any extra.
Answer updated to today's rules
The examiner's answer, brought up to date.
Old papers use the rates and standards of their day. This brings the examiner's answer up to date with current rules, lists what changed and names the source. It is included with Premium, or costs one credit.
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Examiner-report coach
See how your written answer is built.
The coach reads your written answer against what the chief examiners keep complaining about in their reports, and quotes them. It is included with Premium, or costs one credit.
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Find the pattern in your mistakes
Name the error under several wrong answers.
After enough answers on a topic, it names the mistake you keep making and quotes your own working as the evidence. It is included with Premium, or costs one credit.
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Listen and answer by voice
Hands-free when you are on the move.
Have a question or lesson read aloud. On multiple-choice questions you can speak your answer and confirm it before it counts.
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The AI tutor
Lessons, recall cards and a next step.
The tutor page gives you one thing to do next and short lessons you can read, listen to or watch. Recall cards bring a topic back just before you forget it.
Mock exams
Timed papers, marked.
Sit a past paper against the clock, with written answers marked. You see where you stand and which topics were weakest.
Study plan and progress
Work back from your exam date.
Give your exam date and the hours you have, and the plan sets each day's work. Progress shows how ready you are for each paper and how each topic is going.
Courses
Video lessons you can finish at your own pace.
Lessons come with notes, quizzes, questions you can ask and a certificate you can verify. Browse them in the catalogue.
Live classes
Cohorts taught on Zoom.
Join a live cohort with a facilitator, with materials and a certificate. Dates and fees are on each course page.
Your account and payments
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Questions people ask
Which ATSWA papers are in the question bank?
Every ATSWA paper with published questions is listed on this page, with the number of questions in each.
What kinds of ATSWA question are there?
Past questions, case studies and study questions. Each has its own page and way of working.
Can I practise ATSWA questions by topic or by sitting?
Yes. Choose a paper, then narrow it by topic, sitting, tag or difficulty, and use any of them together.
Can I try before I pay?
Yes.Every new account gets 7 days free, with no card.
Can my written answers be marked?
Yes. Type, photograph or scan a written answer and it is marked.
Everything ATSWA offers in the bank
Past questions
1,000+ questions
Case studies
27 questions
1
- Basic Accounting · 113 questions
- Business Law (ICAN) · 138 questions
- Communication Skills · 108 questions
- Economics · 126 questions
2
- Financial Accounting · 63 questions
- Information Technology · 78 questions
- Public Sector Accounting (ICAN) · 63 questions
- Quantitative Analysis · 115 questions
3
- Cost Accounting · 49 questions
- Management · 59 questions
- Principles of Auditing & Assurance · 73 questions
- Taxation (ICAN) · 61 questions