Accounting in Payroll Administration NVQ 2 AAT

What will you be learning?
This course is for people who work, or wish to work in a payroll environment either manual or computerised. The course offers the opportunity to gain a nationally recognised qualification adding genuine value for your employer and enhancing your career prospects.

For those already holding the main AAT accounting qualification this gives you the opportunity to expand your expertise and career opportunities. This course is an accounting course specifically directed at manual payroll administration and computerised payroll, based on the SAGE payroll accounting package. The course also covers communications for payroll and data processing.

You will be assessed by in-course and end-of-programme assessments.

What happens when you have finished?
After you have successfully completed this course you can progress onto Accounting in Payroll Administration NVQ 3 (AAT).

Where and when?
Option 1
Location: Ashford

Start date: September

Duration: 1 year

How is it delivered?: Evening

Option 2
Location: Off Campus

Start date: Contact us for details.

Duration: 1 year

How is it delivered?: Part-time

Option 3
Location: Off Campus

Start date: Contact us for details.

Duration: 1 year

How is it delivered?: Part-time

How much will it cost?
Option 1
Tuition Fee: £683

Option 2
Tuition Fee: £650

Option 3
Tuition Fee: £683

You may not have to pay this tuition fee if:

• You are unemployed and in receipt of Jobseekers Allowance (contribution-based)
• You are in receipt of, or are an un-waged dependent of someone currently in receipt of any of the following "income-based" benefits:
  • Income-based Jobseekers Allowance (JSA)
  • Income-related Employments and Support ALlowance (ESA)
  • Income Support
  • Working Tax Credit (your assessed household income needs to be less than 15,276 per year (amount subject to change)
  • Housing Benefit
  • Council Tax Benefit (excluding the 25% single person reduction)
  • Pension Credit - Guaranteed only
• You are studying for your
  
  first full Level 2 qualification, whatever your age.
• You are aged 19-24 on the 31st of August prior to the start of your course and studying for your
  
  first full Level 3 qualification, whatever your age.

View our Money Matters page for full details and information about the financial support available, including Adult Learner Grants.