How often do I need to study to gain AAT qualifications? AAT qualifications require a commitment of time and effort, but it’s possible to balance your studies with other responsibilities if you plan and manage your time effectively. On average, students dedicate 6-8 hours per week to their courses. However, the beauty of AAT distance…
The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) can help you pursue careers in various financial and accounting-related roles. ICB qualifications and certifications are recognised in several countries, and they can be valuable for individuals who are looking to work in the following careers: Bookkeeper: ICB qualifications are particularly well-suited for individuals aspiring to become professional bookkeepers.…
As you might expect, the Level 4 Diploma in Professional Accounting is the most challenging of the AAT qualifications. However, it is also the most prestigious and most valued by employers and potential clients. Premier Training student Andy Swift completed his Level 4 course earlier this year. Here, he provides some invaluable advice and tips…
Is AAT Distance Learning Right for You Find Out Here If you’re considering a career in accounting or finance, or if you’re already in the field and looking to enhance your skills, AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) Distance Learning might be the perfect choice for you. In this blog post, we will explore what AAT…
We at Premier Training stand out for our commitment to providing unparalleled personalised tutor support. In the ever-evolving landscape of education and professional development, personalised support has become a pivotal factor in ensuring student success, especially in terms of learning AAT material. With a reputation for excellence spanning over 25 years, We have consistently demonstrated how tailored…
How long does it take to complete AAT? The time it takes to complete the AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) qualification can vary based on several factors, including the level of the qualification you’re pursuing, your prior knowledge and experience, the learning mode you choose (full-time, part-time, online), and your personal study pace. Here’s a…
What is AAT equivalent to? What does the AAT Qualification compare to? The AAT Qualifications aligns with accounting technician level credentials. Specifically, AAT Level 2 corresponds to a level comparable to that of a GCSE qualification. AAT Level 3 equates to a standing akin to completing two A-Level qualifications, while AAT Level 4 aligns with…
Can you learn AAT online: Flexibility and Advantages In the digital age, education has undergone a significant transformation, with online learning platforms offering an array of courses catering to diverse interests and industries. The field of accounting is no exception, and the AAT has embraced this trend by offering its qualifications through online learning providers,…
Are you aiming to complete your AAT AQ2016 qualification before the fast-approaching assessment deadline? The end of September is the final chance for students to sit an assessment on any of the current AQ2016 Access, Foundation, Advanced and Professional level qualifications. AQ2016 students can arrange to complete their final units before September 30th or alternatively…
A Guide to the Optional Units at AAT Level 4 At Level 4 of the AAT course, there is a requirement to complete three mandatory units, Applied Management Accounts (AMAC), Drafting and Interpreting Financial Statements (DAIF), and Internal Accounting Systems and Controls (INAC). You must complete these in order to pass the course. In addition,…
