What does it include?

The AAT Membership Scheme and Examination are unit-based.

The course covers the following units:

• Principles of Drafting Financial Statements (Knowledge)
• Drafting Financial Statements (Skills)
• Principles of Budgeting (Knowledge)
• Drafting Budgets (Skills)
• Principles of Managing Financial Performance (Knowledge)
• Measuring Financial Performance (Skills)
• Principles of Internal Control (Knowledge)
• Evaluating Accounting Systems (Skills)
• Principles of Credit Management (Knowledge)
• Control of Debt and Credit (Skills)
• Principles of Personal Tax (Knowledge)
• Calculating Personal Tax (Skills)
• Principles of Business Tax (Knowledge)
• Calculating Business Tax (Skills)
• Principles of External Audit (Knowledge)
• Auditing Financial Statements (Skills)

What do I need to get onto it?

Applicants will need to be employed in an accounting environment and have one of the following: Completed QCF  Level 3 year 1) or the AAT Intermediate.

Where does it lead?

Successful completion of the course leads to full membership of the Association of Accounting Technicians. The course also leads to enhanced career prospects and/or accounting qualifications e.g. ACA, ACCA, CIMA and CIPFA.

For further information and to apply

If you wish to apply for this course, please complete a College application form.

If you need help before choosing your course, please contact our Information Centre or come along to one of our Open days.