Association
of Accounting Technicians
The AAT is the world’s largest professional body
for qualified Accounting Technicians. It was founded in 1980 and
currently has over 100,000 Members, Affiliates and Students worldwide.
The AAT not only provides status and recognition of the Accounting
Technician role, but also give Accounting Technicians a route
to qualification with Chartered professional accounting bodies.
The AAT’s Education and Training Scheme is a
flexible programme and involves two types of assessment. Because
it is your competence, which is being assessed, much of the evidence
of this will be obtained from practical activities, which are
assessed by your qualified tutors. This is called Devolved Assessment.
It may include, but not limited to, evidence from your workplace,
or from simulations of real work activities. Its purpose is to
assess your ability to carry out specific tasks and to operate
effectively in the workplace to standards required. The second
type of assessment is Central assessment. This consists of assessments
set and marked by AAT. They are designed primarily to assess your
underpinning knowledge and understanding in certain key areas
of accounting.
Subjects Offered
Costs
Please call our offices at 929-7662 or 960-8602
Programme Dates
TBA
Class Schedules
Foundation: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays - 5:30 – 7:30pm
Intermediate: Mondays and Thursdays - 5:30 – 8:00pm
Technician: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 5:30 –
8:00pm
Frequently
Asked Questions
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AAT Programme
1) Is there a cost to register for the AAT?
ANSWER: There is no cost to register with B&B for the
AAT Programme.
2) What are the registration deadlines for the
AAT programme?
ANSWER: The application period for the AAT Programme is:
March – August.
3) When do classes begin for the AAT?
ANSWER: Classes usually begin on the second Monday of September
for all levels.
4) Are examination fees included in the tuition
cost?
ANSWER: Overseas examination fees are not included in the
tuition fees paid to B&B Institute. All candidates must
register with the AAT for the Exams – 2005 Registration
fee: £77. Students are advised to consult www.AAT.org
or www.icaj.org
for accurate examination fees.
5) Do I have to be a member of the ICAJ prior to
registering for the AAT Exam?
ANSWER: ICAJ membership is not a pre-requisite for sitting
the AAT Examination.
6) What is the duration of the AAT Programme?
ANSWER: The AAT Programme spans three years. Each stage
requires a year within which to be completed.
7) Does the AAT allow any exemptions from any of
the three levels?
ANSWER: Applications for exemption will be assessed on an
individual basis. Exemptions are granted based on a combination
of a student’s work history and educational qualifications.
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