LRA FT 0 AP 0
The course is for those who wish to build on their knowledge and skills in bookkeeping and learn about more complex accounting techniques.
The course is for those who wish to build on their knowledge and skills in bookkeeping and learn about more complex accounting techniques.
The course covers a range of accounting practices and techniques, such as maintaining cost accounting records and the preparation of reports and returns.
Accounting, Accounts, Accountancy, Finance, Bookkeeping
Advanced Bookkeeping
Final Accounts Preparation
Management Accounting: Costing
Indirect Tax
Ethics for Accounting
Spreadsheets for Accounting
AAT Level 2 Certificate in Accounting or A Level Accounting. A minimum of A* - C grades in GCSE English and Mathematics (or Level 2 Literacy and Numeracy)
[web_assessment]
[web_where_does_lead]
With AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) qualifications you open up huge opportunities nationally and internationally. The qualifications are recognised throughout the finance world: from small local enterprises to the biggest multinationals, there is a demand for qualified accounting staff. You can climb the finance ladder by gaining further AAT qualifications at Level 4. At over 30 UK universities AAT qualifications from level 3 provide exemptions on accounting and finance related degrees. All the UK chartered and certified accountancy bodies recognise the AAT accounting qualification and offer AAT members exemptions.
Winner of the 2015 AAT Award for Training Provider of the Year - medium
In addition you will have to pay AAT membership renewal of £90 directly to AAT, and you will be expected to buy course books, one per unit, totalling approximately £80. Your tutor will advise you of the cheapest places to buy these at the start of the course. Limited textbooks are available in the college LRC for short term loans.
[web_spare1]
[web_spare2]
[web_spare3]