CIPFA AAT Apprenticeships

Level 3 Assistant Accountant Apprenticeship TESTING 123 MIA

Includes study for the AAT Advanced Diploma in Accounting

Summary:

The AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting (Advanced) is suitable for those who have completed the AAT Level 2 Foundation Certificate in Accounting, or professionals at an intermediate level and looking to develop their skills in accounting. You will master more complex financial processes, including accounts preparation, advanced bookkeeping, spreadsheets software, final accounts for sole traders and partnerships, costs and revenues and professional ethics.

The qualification will take 15 months to complete, as part of our apprenticeships programme.

Course content:

The AAT Advanced Diploma in Accounting comprises six mandatory units (390 guided learning hours): 

• Advanced Bookkeeping 
• Final Accounts Preparation 
• Management Accounting: Costing 
• Indirect Tax 
• Ethics for Accountants 
• Spreadsheets for Accounting

Workplace Skills:

In addition to the AAT qualification, students who choose the apprenticeship route will also gain valuable work place skills and behavioural techniques, including:

Skills

• Analysis
• Communication
• Production of high quality and accurate information 
• Systems and processes
• Problem solving

Behaviours

• Embracing change
• Adding value
• Ethics and integrity 
• Personal accountability
• Productivity
• Team working and collaboration

Entry requirements:

Completed the AAT Introductory certificate or equivalent and 4 GCSE’s grade C or above including Maths and English. A Levels (Grade A – E).

Study modes:

Live web classes

Duration:

15-16 months

Study modes: test 2

Live web classes and face-to-face classes in London

Duration: 15 months

Please note that AAT courses can only be booked as part of our apprenticeships programme.

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Level 4 Professional Accounting Technician Apprenticeship

Includes study for the AAT Advanced Diploma in Accounting

Summary:

The AAT Level 4 Diploma in Accounting (Professional) is the final level of the AAT Qualification. The course covers statements for limited companies and complex management accounting tasks, as well as optional specialist units including business tax, external auditing and credit control.

The qualification will take 15-18 months to complete, as part of CIPFA’s Apprenticeships Programme.

Course content:

This qualification comprises four mandatory units and two specialist units selected from a choice of five options. 
(420 guided learning hours in total).

The mandatory units are:

• Management Accounting: Budgeting
• Management Accounting: Decision and Control
• Financial Statements of Limited Companies
• Accounting Systems and Controls

The optional units CIPFA offer are:

• Business Tax
• External Auditing

Workplace Skills:

In addition to the AAT qualification, students who choose the apprenticeship route will also gain valuable work place skills and behavioural techniques and behaviours, including:

Skills

• Analysis
• Communication
• Leadership
• Planning and prioritisation
• Production of quality and accurate information
• Team working and collaboration
• Systems and processes

Behaviours

• Adaptability
• Adding value
• Ethics and integrity 
• Proactivity
• Professional scepticism

Entry requirements:

Completed the AAT Intermediate Diploma or equivalent and 4 GCSE’s grade C/4 or above including Maths and English. Foundation degree, higher education diploma, HND and HNC, NVQ 4/5. Relevant work experience will also be considered.

Study modes:

Live web classes

Duration:

15-18 months

Entry requirements:

Completed the AAT Intermediate diploma or equivalent and 4 GCSE’s grade C or above including Maths and English. Foundation degree, High education diploma, HND and HNC, NVQ 4/5. Relevant work experience will also be considered.

Study modes: 

Live web classes and face-to-face classes in London

Duration: 

15-18 months

Please note, AAT courses can only be booked as part of our apprenticeships programme.

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