UK Student Guide 2010

Your guide to the AAT Accounting Qualification

Training as an accounting technician

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Welcome to AAT: helping boost

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Contents

04 Whatever your goals, you know you’re in the right hands

05 Trusted and respected – a qualified success

06 Follow our five steps to success

07 Tell me about the qualification

08 How long will it take to qualify?

09 How will my work be assessed?

10 What prior qualifications do I need?

11 Tell me more about the training providers

13 How much will my qualification cost?

14 We’re here to help you qualify

15 Interview with Jackie Randles MAAT

17 Where next?

19 What are the benefits of AAT membership?

21 I’m ready to apply

22 Units available for each level of the AAT Accounting Qualification

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We could soon be guiding you towards a career in one of the most varied and satisfying professions.

It’s an environment in which we always encourage the highest standards of professionalism and ethics. Hardly a surprise, then, that the AAT Accounting Qualification is so well respected by small businesses, large organisations, the public sector and other professional bodies alike.

And there’s plenty of opportunity out there. Through the AAT qualification you’ll gain a whole new set of skills and understanding of accountancy and finance – disciplines needed in every corner of modern life.

What is an accounting technician?

The term covers a huge variety of accounting jobs, from administration to head of finance. You could find yourself in forensic accounting, corporate finance, tax, insolvency… in fact, any number of exciting areas. It all depends on where you work, the experience you gain and how ambitious you are. Once you’ve achieved the qualification and AAT professional membership, the sky’s the limit!

Accountancy. Business isn’t business without it.

• From the smallest local enterprise to the biggest multinational, they all rely on the talents of people trained in accountancy.

• It’s an exciting, exacting business discipline.

• Enjoy opportunities with every type of organisation with the AAT Accounting Qualification.

• Be a key part of a large organisation’s wider financial team – or the single indispensable finance expert in a smaller business.

• Work freelance, providing accountancy services for small businesses and other self-employed people like yourself.

Support every step of the way

To give you the very best chance to progress, we’re committed to providing training, support and advice throughout your career. Training with AAT means you’re also a student member; with professional membership available after you’ve qualified, our support’s there for the long term. And you’ll be able to call on our expertise and resources whenever you need them.

Whatever your goals, you know you’re in the right hands Founded over 25 years ago and now boasting a membership of nearly 125,000, the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) is committed to support, training, advice and development. More than an examining body, it’s the worldwide membership organisation for accounting professionals.

“ I study AAT part-time in the evening whilst studying my A Levels during the day. I would recommend AAT to other people who are in a similar position to me, as I believe that it is an excellent way to learn accountancy in your own time.” Shiril PatelAAT student member

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Trusted and respected – a qualified success

The AAT Accounting Qualification is based on a simple rule of thumb. It’s called the real world. Driven by the true-life expertise and knowledge that make a successful accounting professional, our qualification will give you the skills to excel at a wide range of accounting and finance jobs. Training is flexible, practical and open to all, regardless of your age or previous experience.

Having AAT qualified staff is good news for employers, too. It shows them that you have practical skills in accounting, underpinned by thorough knowledge that will help you achieve success in the workplace. And if you’re already working in accounting, an AAT qualification is a great way to build your skills and progress your career.

AAT trained people are proving indispensable assets to players like the NHS, Morrisons, Vodafone and KPMG. Small wonder we’re one of the UK’s largest awarding bodies of skills-based accounting qualifications.

So widely acknowledged is the value of our training that many employers actively seek AAT qualified staff. And since our qualification is recognised internationally, some students go on to find work in other countries outside the UK.

“ I turned 50 and decided to use this milestone as an inspiration to pursue a new career. I had never worked in finance before, so starting a qualification was a daunting, yet exciting experience.

I think I have a lots to offer interms of skills and experience. The AAT qualification definitely gave me the confidence to go it alone.” Linda Fleet MAATOffice Solutions

Register now online aat.org.uk/registernow

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AAT staff (from left to right): Olga Mendes, Emana Udoekwere, Sophie Wallace and Sean De Sena-Jones

Follow our five steps to success

1. Read this guide

Familiarise yourself with the qualification outline and take a look at some of our success stories. You can find full details of the AAT Accounting Qualification on the next page.

2. Select your training provider

Pick and register with a training provider that offers learning options to suit you. Feel free to ask about the course outline ahead of registration, as providers are always glad to advise you without obligation.

3. Register as a student member

You’ll need to register as an AAT student member. Simply go online to aat.org.uk/registernow or complete the student member registration form.

4. Qualify

Develop your skills and underpin with knowledge – practical training and diligent study over two to three years will lead to the coveted AAT Accounting Qualification. With support from AAT, you’ll gain a thorough understanding that will stand you in good stead throughout your career.

5. MAAT status

On completion of your AAT qualification, you will be eligible to apply for AAT professional membership – a highly respected sign of accounting excellence and an opportunity to stand out with the letters MAAT after your name.

Whether you are new to accountancy, or looking to progress in your current role, you’re only a few steps away from a successful career.

*For more information see Your guide to SCQF in Scotland **AAT Accounting Qualification in Scotland Level titles correct at time of going to press – April 2010

What will I learn at each level?

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Tell me about the qualification The AAT Accounting Qualification is split into three levels, each consisting of several units (see page 22 for details). Every level is a qualification in its own right and completion of the final level leads to the full AAT Accounting Qualification. Once you have achieved the qualification, you can apply to become an AAT professional member.

There is a range of learning options available to you, from full-time, part-time and distance learning. Check with our training providers to find one that offers the learning options to suit you.

“ For me, AAT gave me the opportunity to gain an internationally recognised accounting qualification, work for a large organisation and begin to live and earn independently.”

David Gough MAATMetropolitan Police Service

AAT Accounting Qualification

Level 2 Certificate in Accounting

Level 3 Diploma in Accounting


AAT Accounting Qualification in Scotland*

Level 5 Certificate in Accounting**

Level 6 Diploma in Accounting**

Level 8 Diploma in Accounting**

At this level you’ll start to develop your skills in double entry bookkeeping and gain a grasp of management and administrative processes.

You’ll learn basic costing principles, how to use manual and computerised accounting systems and how to work with purchase, sales, and general ledgers.

Approximately equivalent to GCSE grades A – C, Standard grades and Intermediate 2s and/or SCQF Level 5.

This level introduces more complex accounting tasks, like preparing final accounts for sole traders and partnerships.

You’ll also learn how to maintain cost accounting records and preparation of reports and returns. Financial spreadsheets and professional ethics are also covered.

Approximately equivalent to an A Level/Highers.

Here you’ll learn how to draft financial statements for limited companies, perform complex management accounting tasks and develop your own management skills. This level includes a choice of special units, which means that you can focus on the areas of accounting that suit you.

Approximately equivalent to the first year of an honours degree.


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How long will it take to qualify?The short answer? It depends on you. The AAT Accounting Qualification is flexible enough to let you study at a pace that suits you and fits in with your other commitments.

Having decided to change careers from fashion to finance, Laura Jack secured a job as Sales Ledger and Credit Controller at a publishing company. With no accounting qualifications under her belt, she chose the AAT qualification to learn more and take on more responsibility within the finance department.

• You can expect to spend about a year on each level of the qualification.

• As a school leaver, this would probably mean three years to qualify.

• If your skills are more advanced – if you’ve previous accounting experience, for instance – you might complete training in two years or less.

• If your circumstances change, it’s also possible to take a break from your studies. But bear in mind that if the gap exceeds three years, you might have to retake parts of the qualification.

• We recommend you spend three hours a week outside of class for each unit you’re studying – increasing in the run up to assessments when you’re revising.

• We also provide a wealth of support to help you. See page 14 for information.

Full-time, part-time or distance learning?

Full-time study at one of our training providers is suited to those who are not working full-time, and often means that you can qualify sooner.

Part-time training enables you to maintain a full-time job alongside your qualification. If you’re in an accountancy related position, you will be able to practice the new skills you have learnt as you progress and reap the benefits from the start.

Distance learning from home offers you a flexible option for your training. You can choose where and when to study, and you will be able to improve your skills at your own pace.

Whichever option you choose, you will receive full support from AAT, during your training and throughout your career.

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CBAs are practical, valid and robust forms of assessment that enable you to demonstrate the skills developed during your course. You will sit assessments as and when you are ready, as agreed with your training provider.

Many of the units are assessed by way of a formal computer based test, which is marked automatically and a provisional result available immediately.

Some units are assessed using other computer administered methods which can include projects, reports and workplace evidence, and are marked by your training provider or assessor.

The results for these will normally be available within six weeks. All CBAs at Level 4 involve human marking and therefore, results for these assessments will also be available within six weeks.

For more information on the method of assessment for each unit, see page 22. You will need to check with your training provider as to the availability and schedule for completing your assessments.

“ The AAT qualification has helped me understand the theory behind what I am doing on a daily basis. I hope as I continue with my studies, a promotion and a pay rise will not be far off.

I would 100% recommendAAT to anyone who was thinking of starting off in an accounting career.” Laura JackAAT student member

How will my work be assessed?All units, at all levels, are assessed using AAT designed computer based assessments (CBAs), which offer great flexibility for students and training providers alike.


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What prior qualifications do I need?

You won’t need prior formal qualifications to begin studying. If you have relevant school qualifications, a degree or some accounting experience, you might be able to start at a higher level.

We only ask that you’re numerate and that you can complete assessments and written projects in English.

What level should I start my training at?

This depends on your accounting experience and qualifications. However, the teaching staff at your training provider can help you decide. Once you’ve found a provider you’re interested in, your next step should be to contact a member of its staff to discuss your course options.

You can prepare for this meeting by completing the Skillcheck questionnaire. You can complete this online at www.aatskillcheck.org

For Ian Grant and Joanna Petch, training with AAT has given them an all-important step up the career ladder at Morrisons – the fourth largest food retailer in the UK.

The AAT qualification has helped Ian in meeting his ambitions. As a result of his training, he has moved to a new position within Morrisons that involves more accountancy.

“ The AAT qualification is well recognised. And you can use it to gain further qualifications.” Ian Grant AAT student member

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Tell me more about the training providers

We’ve 400 approved training providers across the UK, all meeting AAT standards. We make regular checks to ensure that training quality remains high and meets student needs.

You can choose a wide variety of locations and types – from further education colleges to private training providers.

So how do I know which provider is right for me?

You can call us to discuss your options or go to aat.org.uk/trainingproviders to find a training provider in your area. Here are some questions you might want to ask once you have put together your shortlist of centres:

• Which levels of the AAT qualification are taught?

• What’s included in the course fees (such as books and assessments)?

• What arrangements can be made for work placements?

• How flexible are the course structures?

• What approach is taken towards assessment preparation?

• Tell the provider about your work experience; if you can already demonstrate competence in certain areas, you might not have to sit all units.

“ I worked in accounts payable within Morrisons when I started my training. Once I had achieved the qualification an opportunity came up to work in financial reporting, looking for a MAAT.

The AAT qualification has helped a lot – I have an understanding of what I am doing and why.” Joanna Petch MAATMorrisons


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As an aspiring singer and actress, Zeya Phillips struggled to find the right balance between attending auditions and earning enough money to supplement her aspirations.

Qualifying with AAT and setting up her own business offered her the ideal solution.

“ I really wanted to work for myself and take better control of my income so after qualifying I became a member in practice and set up my own business.

The AAT community has definitely helped. I’ve joined forces with another student who specialises in tax so we can offer a broader range of services to clients.” Zeya Phillips MAATPhillips Accountancy & Books

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How much will my qualification cost?

AAT student membership fees and assessment fees correct at time of going to press – April 2010. *This one off fee is also payable if you start your studies at either of the next two levels.

**Assessment fees apply to all units including any project and reports. Assessment fees may be included in your course fees. Please check with your training provider.

This table assumes each level of the AAT Accounting Qualification is completed in one year. Costs of training at AAT approved training providers vary.

The exact cost of training for the AAT Accounting Qualification will depend on how and where you study, but it’ll fall into one of two main categories:

1. Training provider fees

Paid to your chosen training provider (see page 11) these cover your tuition and sometimes your course materials. Since the cost of providing AAT training depends on the size, type and location of each centre, you’ll find big differences in fees between providers – so it could pay for you to shop around.

2. AAT fees

Paid to AAT, these fees cover your student registration and the support you receive throughout your training through student membership. There are also fees to take AAT assessments.

Can I involve my employer?

If you’re working, it might be worth telling your employer about your AAT training. Their support could be a real boost. Because of the qualification’s practical nature, you might find your boss is willing to help with the costs. Some will pay your training provider’s fees, AAT fees or fund the books you need – and sometimes, all three.

Your employer might also give you time off for classes or revision, and may be able to involve you in workplace projects that are useful to your studies.

Where can I get help with paying for my course?

Depending on your circumstances, the government and other agencies may offer financial support for your AAT training. If you’re aged 16-24, for example, some courses are offered free. For more information about possible sources of funding, visit aat.org.uk/funding or ask your training provider.

AAT Accounting Qualification Level 2 Certificate Level 3 Diploma Level 4 Diploma

AAT Accounting Qualification in Scotland

Level 5 Certificate in Accounting



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AAT student membership fee (£)

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Fee per assessment (£)** 30 30 33 33 35 35

AAT admission, membership and assessment fees


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We’re here to help you qualifyAs an AAT student member, you’ll have exclusive access to a wealth of resources and support to help you as you study.

Website – aat.org.uk

The AAT website is a valuable resource and is designed to present you with information relevant to the level at which you’re studying. Once registered, you will be able to access:

• MyAAT account to manage your AAT membership

• e-learning zone with easy to use, interactive audio visual tutorials on a wide range of topics

• personalised study zone with reading lists, practice papers, guidance from assessors, e-seminars and e-learning modules

• a popular discussion forum where you can swap questions and ideas with other AAT student members

• a comprehensive archive of articles relevant to your studies.

AAT jobs – www.aat-jobs.co.uk

Find CV advice, job hunting tips and current vacancies on our dedicated job site at www.aat-jobs.co.uk

Magazine – aat.org.uk/at

You’ll get a free copy of Accounting Technician magazine every other month. It’s full of articles that will help with your training, plus expert opinions, accountancy news and job vacancies.

StudentPlus e-newsletter

Every month you will receive the email newsletter, StudentPlus, with links to Skillset articles, key dates and benefits of your membership.

Events

Our regional AAT branches around the country often run free events specially for student members. They’re a great way to complement your training and to meet other AAT members. For details visit aat.org.uk/branches

Contact Centre

If you need advice or support at any time during your training, we’re here to help. You can call our Membership Support team on 0845 863 0801. Our lines are open 09.00 to 17.00, Monday to Friday. Or you can email us at [email protected]

“ AAT is perfect for anyone who is starting off and has no previous accounting experience. It teaches you the fundamentals of bookkeeping and simplifies accounting jargon.” Darren Leeming MAATMorrisons

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How did you hear about AAT?

I found out about AAT after searching on the internet for accounting qualifications. I wasn’t sure how I was going to find the time to go to college, so I was attracted to AAT as I could study by distance learning.

Why did you decide to start the AAT Accounting Qualification?

I always regretted not taking any formal accounting qualifications, but with a young family and a lack of funds I was not in a position to fulfil my dream. When my children started to leave school I decided to fulfil the ambition and train for the AAT qualification.

How has the AAT qualification/professional membership helped in your work?

The qualification and membership have given me so much more confidence in myself and my ability.

Would you recommend AAT training to other people?

Yes, it is very well recognised and I think that employers realise that AAT professional membership shows prospective employees have valuable work experience.

And what about AAT membership, would you recommend that too?

Definitely. AAT has helped me tremendously at work and having the letters MAAT after my name gives me professional recognition amongst new and existing customers. I have recently become a member in practice (MIP) too.

Interview with Jackie Randles MAATJackie Randles trained with AAT. Here, she talks about why she chose to study in the first place and the difference it has made to her career.

“ The AAT qualification is very well recognised and has given me more confidence in both myself and my abilities.

Employers realise that AAT professional membership shows prospective employees have valuable work experience.” Jackie Randles MAATDebits and Credits


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Qualifying with AAT opened up a world of opportunity for Jenny O’Hare. On completion of her AAT training, she progressed to chartered accountancy.

“ After qualifying I wanted to take the opportunity to travel, and was offered a job as an accountant in Bermuda where I worked for three years. My AAT qualification and professional membership has opened up a number of doors for me.” Jenny O’Hare MAAT CABell Barr & Co.

Jenny O’Hare MAAT CABell Barr & Co.

Take it as read that we’ll provide all the support you need while you’re a student member. But we’ll also help you develop your career as an accounting professional.

Different levels of membership are based on the progress you’ve made in your training and the experience you’ve gained in your working life. And we’ll encourage you to develop your accountancy skills at every stage of your career.

• On finishing training, you can apply for AAT professional membership and start benefiting from its many development opportunities.

• AAT qualifications are recognised internationally, so you might choose to work overseas.

• You may want to continue your studies at university or with a chartered accountancy body.

On completion of the final level of the AAT Accounting Qualification, you will be granted generous exemptions for further training with UK accountancy bodies.

The qualification provides exemptions on accounting and finance related degrees at over 30 UK universities.

For details visit aat.org.uk/afterqualifying

If you do go on to further your training with the accountancy bodies below, you can apply to have your AAT professional membership subscription fee reduced by over 50% while you study.

Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) t: 020 7543 5600 www.cipfa.org.uk

Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) t: 01908 248 040 www.icaew.co.uk/careers

Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) t: 020 8849 2251 www.cimaglobal.com

Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) t: 0131 347 0161 www.icas.org.uk

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) t: 0141 582 2000 www.accaglobal.com

Where next? How AAT can help once you have finished your qualification

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“ I decided I needed a profession that would be able to give me a secure future. AAT offers a route to professional employment that doesn’t require doing a degree, so I avoided getting in debt.” Mark Wong MAATKPMG

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“ A great bonus of working for myself is that I have the time to assist Caitlyn’s teacher for a few hours a week, which wouldn’t be possible in a regular 9-5 job. It’s great to be able to choose my own hours.

Without the AAT qualification, I wouldn’t be running my own business now.” Jodie Riddex MAATAccounts by Jodie

With aspirations to study accountancy at university, Jodie Riddex hit a stumbling block.

As a native South African she was classed as an international student. Faced with the prospect of sky-high tuition fees, she turned to AAT to enable her to gain a qualification whilst she worked.

Having completed the qualification, the arrival of her daughter, Caitlyn, meant there was a need for more flexibility. Becoming a member in practice (MIP) and setting up her own business was ideal.

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Unbeatable study support

• Online reading lists, practice papers, guidance from assessors, access to lively forums, e-seminars and e-learning modules.

• Dedicated telephone helpline to help with membership issues.

Accounting Technician magazine

• Free magazine, Accounting Technician, available to members every other month – plus regular email newsletter StudentPlus.

Help with finding a job

• From your online profile on the AAT website you can get tips on how to compile a CV and find employment.

• Find job vacancies, apprenticeships and useful career advice on our job site www.aat-jobs.co.uk

Great opportunities to network

• Take advantage of our branch network activities – support, valuable contacts and useful seminars for all AAT members.

• 340 events a year – many of which are free – at 43 branches throughout the UK.

• A fantastic way to discover accounting professionals, local business opportunities and AAT events and courses near you.

Exclusive discounts: AAT Additions and NUS Extra

• Enjoy great offers as an AAT student member from AAT Additions – our exclusive membership benefits scheme.

• Discounts on many professional, social and lifestyle items – from insurance to CDs.

• NUS Extra card from the National Union of Students offers you a range of student focused benefits for just £10 per year.

Progression to AAT professional membership

Once you’ve completed the qualification you can make a seamless transition to AAT professional membership. This entitles you to even more advantages, including the use of the letters MAAT after your name – internationally recognised as a mark of accounting excellence.

You can also join over 2,800 members and become your own boss as an AAT licensed member in practice (MIP). As a MIP you can choose:

• your services, clients and hours

• to become a sole trader, partner, or director

• to work from home, around your family or an existing job

• to be self-employed part-time while also working for another employer.

What are the benefits of AAT membership?You’ll need to become an AAT student member before you start your training. This helps your studies, provides invaluable networking opportunities and keeps you updated on the latest developments in accountancy – all of which can be truly beneficial to your career and earning power.


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With a large family to support and a full-time job to maintain, distance learning offered Daniel McGuren much-needed flexibility whilst studying for the AAT qualification.

“ I couldn’t afford to take day release to go to college so I chose distance learning as it was more flexible. I can choose how much I want to learn depending on what surprises lurk around the corner.

I have a requirement to complete the course within a certain number of years, but I can take it as slow or as fast as I like. My motivation is knowing that I will obtain a qualification that will increase my employability.” Daniel McGuren AAT student member

Daniel McGuren AAT student member

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I’m ready to apply

To register as a student member, you need to have chosen your training provider. For a comprehensive list, go to aat.org.uk/trainingproviders

You will then need to register separately as a student member with AAT. To register with AAT as a student member, go to aat.org.uk/registernow

Online registration is quicker and easier, and you will immediately receive confirmation that your application has been received. You can also register by completing the form attached to this guide.

We also ask you to pay your AAT admission and student membership fees when you register. You can pay these by debit/credit card or by sterling draft or cheque made payable to the Association of Accounting Technicians. If you register online you’ll have to pay by debit/credit card.

Please send your completed registration form and payment to: AAT, 140 Aldersgate Street, London EC1A 4HY.

If you need help registering or you’ve any questions, please call us on 0845 863 0802. Our lines are open 09.00 to 17.00, Monday to Friday or email [email protected]

Is there a deadline for registering?

You can register as an AAT student member at any time. You must be a registered member of AAT to sit our assessments. Your training provider will be able to give you further information on registering as a student member before you start your training.

What happens next?

If you register online you’ll receive immediate email confirmation that we have received your application. We’ll also post your AAT student membership details to you.

Postal applications take longer but you should get your student membership details and pack within three weeks of us receiving your application.

Lisa Newton has come a long way since deciding to study the AAT qualification at the age of 16. Now the Managing Director of her own accountancy business, she manages a team of 20 staff.

“ AAT is the most practical and useful accounts based qualification out there – I don’t think anything else can beat it.

Having been through it myself, I know that someone who has the AAT qualification knows what they are doing.” Lisa Newton MAATBoogles Ltd.


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Units available for each level of the AAT Accounting Qualification

AAT Level 2 Certificate in Accounting

AAT Level 5 Certificate in Accounting in Scotland

Basic Accounting I Computer based test

Basic Accounting II Computer based test

Work effectively in accounting and finance Computer based project*

Basic costing Computer based test

Computerised accounting Computer based project*

Additional unit for level 2 apprenticeship students onlyProfessional ethics in accounting and finance Computer based test

AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting

AAT Level 6 Diploma in Accounting in Scotland

Accounts preparation I Computer based test

Accounts preparation II Computer based test

Cash management Computer based test

Costs and revenues Computer based test

Indirect tax Computer based test

Spreadsheets software Computer based project*

Professional ethics in accounting and finance Computer based project*

AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting (Mandatory units and 2 optional pairs)

AAT Level 8 Diploma in Accounting in Scotland (Mandatory units and 2 optional pairs)

Financial statements Computer based test

Budgeting Computer based test

Financial performance Computer based test

Internal control and accounting systems Computer based project*

Optional units - 2 from 4

Credit management and control Computer based project*

Personal tax Computer based test

Business tax Computer based test

External auditing Computer based test

*See page 9 for further information on methods of computer based projects

Title Type of computer based assessment

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People who have trained with AAT now work in many exciting jobs. Some are finance directors, work abroad, run their own business or have even become AAT tutors themselves.

In short, it’s made a real difference to thousands of lives. Why not join them – and us – today.

And the best of luck in your career.

Any questions?

If you’d like to know more about AAT and our qualifications, please get in touch with us.

Call us on 0845 863 0802 09.00 to 17.00, Monday to Friday.

Email us at [email protected] or visit aat.org.uk /train

Association of Accounting Technicians 140 Aldersgate Street London EC1A 4HY

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