The AAT Accounting Qualification is the ideal qualification for anyone wanting to work as an accounting technician. This vocational course provides the knowledge and skills to perform the tasks demanded by this role; it offers you the chance to gain a useful and practical qualification, while learning at your own pace.
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This course is only suitable for students who have achieved level 3 Accounting or someone with advanced skills and knowledge such as an Accounting Degree. Please check with AAT for current annual joining fees and examination fees. www.aat.co.uk
One Year.
This course will develop the skills necessary for a 'finance team leader' role: complex management accounting tasks; general management skills; drafting financial statements; specialisation in specific subject areas.
Units include:
> Financial Statements
> Budgeting
> Financial Performance
> Internal controls and accounting systems
> Credit Management and controls
> Personal Tax
A Variety of teaching methods are used, including formal teaching, guided/individual work and workshops.
All assessments for the revised qualification will be Computer Based Assessments (CBAs). CBAs directly reflect the practical workplace tasks that you currently perform, or will perform in your career.
Once you've completed your studies and you become a full member, you are entitled to use the letters MAAT after your name. You can also register to work for yourself - the AAT has 1,600 members in practice offering accounting and taxation services to small businesses and the public.Once you've achieved the AAT Accounting Qualification, you may be eligible for exemptions from the foundation stage exams of all the UK charted accountancy bodies. Full details of exemptions are available on the AAT website at www.aat.org.uk/charteredaccountancy
Students must register with AAT's Education and Training Scheme for which an annual subscription is payable. The purchase of study packs and workbooks will be required. Please check with AAT for current annual joining fees and examination fees. www.aat.co.uk
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