Accounting Technicians AAT Foundation NVQ 2

Accounting Technicians AAT Foundation NVQ 2

• Code:
  BMP003-01K
• Venue:
  Windmill Avenue Campus, Kettering
• Day/Time:
  Mon and Wed 6pm - 9pm
• Duration:
  36 weeks
• Start At:
  Monday 14 September 2009
• Interview:
  Yes
• Full Fee:
  £741
• Concession Fee:
  £54
• L2/L3 Entitlement:
  L2

Accounting Technicians AAT Foundation NVQ 2 Entry Requirements By interview with Mike Day. 5 GCSEs at grade C or above inc Maths and English. Relevant Commercial experience considered.

Please note the following must be declared when applying for AAT registration
'Bankruptcy (also Debt Relief Orders)/Entering into an arrangement with creditors/ Having an unspent criminal conviction/Being found guilty of a civil offence/Having a County Court Judgement is not necessarily a bar to registration, but we need to be sure of the suitability of our students to maintain public confidence in the accountancy profession.'

Content * A foundation knowledge of the finance world and the accounting function in organisations * It is useful to those already working in an accounting office - but also to those who want to get involved in accounting or book keeping * This course is more comprehensive than Book-Keeping OCR (formerly RSA) - covering more areas of the function * Unit 1 Sales * Unit 2 Purchases * Unit 3 Accounts * Unit 4 Management Information * Unit 21 Computing * Unit 22 Health and S afety * Unit 23 Achieving Personal Effectiveness Assessment Method of assessment - 7 devolved assessments (Must be passed in each unit) 1 central exam at the end of the year Aims achieved - Accounting Technicians NVQ 2 Progression AAT Intermediate and beyond
Course Fees
Entry Requirement
By interview with Mike Day. 5 GCSEs at grade C or above inc Maths and English. Relevant Commercial experience considered.
Please note the following must be declared when applying for AAT registration
'Bankruptcy (also Debt Relief Orders)/Entering into an arrangement with creditors/ Having an unspent criminal conviction/Being found guilty of a civil offence/Having a County Court Judgement is not necessarily a bar to registration, but we need to be sure of the suitability of our students to maintain public confidence in the accountancy profession.'