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Information about this Course
Study Type
Part Time
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Study Type Subcategory
AAT
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Course Area
Business, Finance & Enterprise
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Entry Requirements
AAT does not set any prerequisites for the study of the AAT Foundation
Certificate in Accounting. However,
for the best chance of success, we
recommend that students begin their studies with a good standard of
English
and maths.
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Course Information
The AAT
Advanced Diploma in Accounting covers a range of complex accounting tasks,
including maintaining cost accounting records and the
preparation of reports and returns. It comprises six mandatory units (390 guided learning hours):
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Advanced
Bookkeeping
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Final Accounts
Preparation
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Management Accounting -
Costing
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Indirect Tax
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Ethics for
Accountants
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Spreadsheets for
Accounting
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Assessment
Four units are assessed individually in end-of-unit assessments, but this
qualification also includes a synoptic assessment that students sat towards the
end of the qualification. The synoptic assessment draws on and assesses
knowledge and understanding from across the qualification.
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Progression
The accountancy skills developed by studying this
qualification will enable a student to seek employment with confidence and/or to
progress to the next level of learning.
A student completing this qualification will develop
skills in double-entry bookkeeping and will understand how to use journals,
control accounts and a trial balance. Students will also learn how to use an
accounting software package, how to process financial information in accordance
with company procedures and schedules, and how to provide information to
colleagues, suppliers and/or customers as required.
The finance,
accountancy, business and communications skills developed in the AAT
Foundation
Certificate in Accounting can lead to employment
as:
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an accounts administrator
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an accounts assistant
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an accounts payable clerk
The accountancy and finance knowledge developed in this
qualification is also the underpinning
knowledge needed for the higher-level
accountancy and financial skills developed in the AAT
Advanced
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