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Accounting: Level 1 Access Award in Accounting Software - AAT
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The AAT Access Award in Accounting Software offers students at Level 1 the opportunity to develop their skills in using accounting software. This qualification can offer a route into employment, support students in their existing work, or help students to pursue further study with AAT.
This qualification will particularly suit those students who have had minimal work experience or those who need some additional support in order to progress. This may include younger learners seeking tangible and finance specific skills, adults seeking to validate their existing skills in order to enter into or progress in their career, or students who would like to test their abilities before progressing further with AAT. This qualification may also interest those who are self-employed or working in small businesses with a requirement to do their own bookkeeping. Students studying manual bookkeeping qualifications (or with existing manual bookkeeping skills) may also be interested in studying this qualification to gain skills in accounting software in order to develop their career as a bookkeeper. |
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Accounting: Level 1 Access Award in Bookkeeping- AAT
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This qualification is or learners who want to gain an introductory qualification in accounting. In addition, this course will provide a foundation for those who may wish to progress to level 2 (subject to entry requirements) The qualification is assessed in one end-of-qualification assessment. A student completing this qualification will develop an understanding of the role of the bookkeeper, including the need for confidentiality and accuracy in their work.
Students will learn underpinning theory including how to identify assets, liabilities, income and expenses; how to identify profit and loss; and the differences between trading for cash and trading on credit. Students will also develop the skills to process customer and supplier transactions, to enter receipts and payments into the cash book and check amounts against the bank statement in preparation for bank reconciliation. Students will be introduced to the dual effect of transactions. This is a fundamental underpinning concept for double-entry bookkeeping and will support students who go on to study bookkeeping at Foundation level. |
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Accounting: Level 1 Access Award in Business Skills - AAT
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This qualification is or learners who want to gain an introductory qualification in accounting. In addition, this course will provide a foundation for those who may wish to progress to level 2 (subject to entry requirements) The qualification is assessed in one end-of-qualification assessment. A student completing this qualification will develop an understanding of the role of the bookkeeper, including the need for confidentiality and accuracy in their work.
Students will learn underpinning theory including how to identify assets, liabilities, income and expenses; how to identify profit and loss; and the differences between trading for cash and trading on credit. Students will also develop the skills to process customer and supplier transactions, to enter receipts and payments into the cash book and check amounts against the bank statement in preparation for bank reconciliation. Students will be introduced to the dual effect of transactions. This is a fundamental underpinning concept for double-entry bookkeeping and will support students who go on to study bookkeeping at Foundation level. |
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Accounting: Level 2 Foundation Certificate in Accounting
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This qualification is or learners who want to gain an introductory qualification in accounting. In addition, this course will provide a foundation for those who may wish to progress to level 2 (subject to entry requirements) The qualification is assessed in one end-of-qualification assessment. A student completing this qualification will develop an understanding of the role of the bookkeeper, including the need for confidentiality and accuracy in their work.
Students will learn underpinning theory including how to identify assets, liabilities, income and expenses; how to identify profit and loss; and the differences between trading for cash and trading on credit. Students will also develop the skills to process customer and supplier transactions, to enter receipts and payments into the cash book and check amounts against the bank statement in preparation for bank reconciliation. Students will be introduced to the dual effect of transactions. This is a fundamental underpinning concept for double-entry bookkeeping and will support students who go on to study bookkeeping at Foundation level. |
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