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The following are external links to web sites that may be of interest to CIPFA Members and Students. As the sites are external, CIPFA South East cannot be held responsible for their content.
Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) 
6,000 people qualify with the AAT every year, and employers from Rolls Royce to the NHS acknowledge the benefits of employing AAT-qualified accounting staff. AAT are sponsored and supported by four of the main UK chartered accountancy bodies, from whom you may receive exemptions if you decide to progress to chartered accountancy: CIPFA, ICAEW, CIMA and ICAS
ICAEW LCSA 
The LSCA is the largest of the 22 district societies affiliated to the ICAEW. It has a membership of over 37,000, representing around a third of all Chartered Accountants. It is run by an independently elected committee of members but, together with the Croydon District Society, its day to day administration is operated by the London Region of the ICAEW. This site includes events, seminars and courses run by the LSCA,which are open to CSE Members.
ICAEW London
The site details events being held by the ICAEW London Division, which are also open to CSE Members.
National School of GovernmentThe National School of Government is the business school for government operating from its heart and dedicated to the public sector.
Starting in 1969 as the Civil Service College and latterly the Centre for Management and Policy Studies (CMPS), 2005 saw the launch of the National School of Government. Much more than just a name change, the launch marked a fundamental change in how it operate and what it did.
It builds on its foundation in delivering training programmes for individuals to form an organisation that works with public sector departments to help deliver their business priorities and the government reform agenda as trainers, consultants, brokers, advisers and contract managers. The National School of Government is an outward-looking organisation structured to fulfil the demands and needs of its clients.
The National School of Government is a non-Ministerial department and has wider ownership and accountability across the Civil Service. It continues to operate from the heart of Government, reflected in the make-up of the National School Board, which comprises a strong representation of Permanent Secretaries and senior leaders from across Whitehall and the wider public and not-for-profit sectors
The Big Learning project was launched as part of its contribution to Learning at Work day 2006.
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