AAT Professional Accounting Technician Apprenticeship
Level 4
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Learning Area Accounting
Delivery Mode Work-based
Duration 15 Months
Course Code 10939-CAM,10151-STA
Dates & Locations
Course Type Apprenticeship
Location Cornwall College Camborne
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Course Type Apprenticeship
Location Cornwall College St Austell
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This accountancy apprenticeship is for those wanting to train on the job and to study advanced accounting to obtain an internationally recognised professional accounting qualification.
You already have an existing Level 3 qualification in accounting and want to develop more complex accounting knowledge, gain more specialist skills in related areas such as tax.
During this qualification, you will learn advanced accounting skills e.g. financial statements for limited companies, complex management accounting tasks, management skills and specialist learning areas.
Individuals in the role of a Professional Accounting Technician will have responsibility for creating, and / or verifying and reviewing accurate and timely financial information within the organisation in which they are employed or on behalf of another organisation. This will be performed in order to meet relevant ethical, professional and legal standards and will utilise the individual’s knowledge of the business systems and processes, as well as standard accounting and tax practices. This role may exist in an accounting practice, a professional services company, HMRC or the accounting function of a business or other organisation.
An apprenticeship is a great way to gain a qualification and earn money at the same time. At the end of the course, you will have a nationally recognised qualification.
We also offer this course off-site at St Mellion
What You Will Learn
This apprenticeship also focuses on developing your essential business skills to support you in the working environment.
Topics include:
Financial Statements - This unit is concerned with competence in drafting and interpreting the financial statements of limited companies. It ensures that learners understand what information is required to be provided, how it is to be presented to users of the financial statements and how the rules and principles established in IFRS apply to the process of drafting financial statements.
Budgeting - Budgets are an essential tool in planning, coordinating, authorising and cost control. Drafting Budgets requires new skills to create appropriate forecasts and budgets for a wide range of activities and circumstances; to agree the budgets with other functional managers and to monitor results against budget and trigger suitable management interventions.
Financial Performance - Learners will have the knowledge to be able to use a range of techniques to analyse information on expenditure. They will be able to make judgements to support decision making, planning and control by managers. Learners will have the skills to collect and analyse information, monitor performance, and present reports to management.
Two of the following options will also be covered – the choice will be based on learner demand so not all of the options will be available:
Personal Tax
Cash Management
Business Tax
Credit Management & Control
External Audit
Entry Requirements
Assessment
You will be required to submit a portfolio of evidence to the AAT for review and undertake a professional discussion.
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