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MOL Flexible Learning AAT Level 2 Accountancy Course Information

AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians’) Accounting Qualification (Diploma pathway)
Full name of course	AAT Accounting Qualification (Diploma Pathway): AAT Certificate in Accounting
Aims of the course	The AAT Accounting Qualification aims to give you the relevant and practical skills to do a wide range of accounting and finance jobs. You will have a nationally and internationally recognised and respected qualification that shows potential employers that you have been trained to a high standard The AAT qualification is based on actually doing the work. This shows that as well as the underpinning knowledge, you have the skills and practical experience not just to perform in an accounting role, but to excel in it
Areas covered by the course	The Diploma Pathway consists of three levels, each of which is a qualification in its own right. Each level is made up of a series of units AAT Certificate in Accounting Unit 30 Introductory accounting Unit 31 Accounting work skills This level will start to develop your skills in double entry bookkeeping and give you an understanding of management and administrative processes. You'll learn how to use manual and computerised accounting systems and to work with the purchase ledger, sales ledger and general ledger.
Course delivery method	The course is delivered through a combination of day-long tutor-led workshops, exam preparation and revision workshops, with materials designed to support the content of the AAT programme, support groups, and a range of support mechanisms (including a personal tutor who can be contacted via email, telephone, fax, face-to-face or our virtual learning environment). Each programme has several components, which are an induction session a flexible learning tutorial and workbook allocation to a group a personal tutor for each participant opportunities to network with other students assessment and feedback workshops for major subject areas workshops for examination preparation
Course assessment	As you work towards your AAT Accounting Qualification, you’ll be assessed on the practical skills you develop during the course. This will be done in two ways – skills test assessments and an examination. Skills Tests These course assessments will check your progress regularly and are based on simulations of real work examples. Exams These are set and marked by the AAT and will test your ability to apply what you have learned to true-to-life examples. You can choose to sit exams in June or December – and you can also re-take any exams you need to. In addition, there is a project that students must complete and return within one month of receipt. All skills test assessments are by AAT-set simulation exercises.
Duration of the course	Each course normally lasts around 6-9 months.
Qualification level	AAT Certificate in Accounting – Level 2
Course entry qualifications	You don’t need any formal qualifications to begin studying for the AAT Accounting Qualification. If you do have GCSEs, A levels, a degree, or some experience in accounting, you may be able to start studying at a higher level.
Qualifications awarded	AAT Certificate in Accounting – Level 2
Awarding body	AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians)
Career opportunities	Once you’ve gained the AAT Accounting Qualification, you can apply for full membership of the AAT, allowing you to use the letters MAAT after your name. Decide to progress to chartered accountancy or study for a degree and you'll enjoy significant exemptions with CIPFA, ICAEW, CIMA, ICAS or ACCA and many universities.
When to apply	Anytime
Start date	13 March, 2 April, 28 April - more to follow
Cost	Please contact us for details
Additional information	Please note that students must be registered with the AAT and additional costs payable to the AAT include a one-off membership/registration fee, annual membership fees and examination fees.
Curriculum department	Management Division – MOL
How do I enquire about this course?	Contact the MOL Enquiry Team on 0161 203 2103 or through the online enquiry form by clicking here.
Location(s) of course	One Central Park, Manchester
Mode of attendance	Selected workshops
When will classes take place?	Daytime workshops 9:30am - 4:30pm