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AAT ACCOUNTING LEVEL 3 (DAYTIME/EVENING)

Warwickshire College

Summary

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Study method
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Duration
35 weeks · Part-time
Qualification
AAT LEVEL 3 DIPLOMA

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Location

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CV32 5JE
United Kingdom
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Overview

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting

Description

The course consists of units of competence grouped as follows:

* Advanced Bookkeeping

* Final Accounts Preparation

* Management Account Costing

* Synoptic Assessment

* Indirect Tax

* Spreadsheet Software

* Professional Ethics


WHAT QUALIFICATIONS WILL I GET?

AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting

HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?

Computerbased Assessments through your time on the course.

WHAT IS THE ENTRY PROCESS?

You will need to provide evidence of your prior qualifications which make up the entry criteria for the course.

Requirements

Minimum qualifications: Full level 2

Students will normally have completed AAT Level 2.

If you do not have an AAT Level 2 qualofication, it is policy to do a written task to test your accountancy knowledge.

If you are aged 16-19, you must have GCSEs (grade A-C) in English and Maths to attend this course.

Career path

WHAT CAN I DO AFTER THIS COURSE?

Upon completion of this course you may want to progress your studies in accounting and enrol for the AAT Level 4

diploma in accounting, or look for work in this industry.

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Similar subjects: Accountancy, Accounting and finance