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Trainees should have:• Basic understanding of Business Skills.• Good command of the English language.
Level 1 - AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping.Level 1 - AAT Access Award in Accounting Software.
75 Training Hours
Trainees must successfully complete one end-of-qual-i�cation assessment to achieve this quali�cation. Theproportion of this quali�cation assessed by external assessment is 100%. This quali�cation is not graded. To pass the quali�cation, trainees must pass one man-datory assessment.Trainees who score 70 and above out of 100 will be awarded a certi�cate of completion from Association Accounting Technician (AAT).
The course covers a range of skills and the relevant supporting knowledge in three mandatory units:1. Preparing for Work.2. Using Numbers in Business3. Sales and Purchases in Business.
This course is intended to support trainees in gaining employment. it develops practical skills that trainees need to seek work and to be successful in the workplace once they are employed. Learning how organisations operates will help trainees to better understand the processes they will explore in sales and purchases in business and will be of bene�t in completing documents used in the sales and purchase processes.
This course is perfect for graduates and those taking their �rst step on the career ladder, also, it targets job seekers who works in di�erent sectors such as Accounting, Finance, Purchasing, Sales, Accounts Assistance, Bookkeepers, Clerk and General Sta�.
Trainees will gain a broader understanding of the business environment and how to prepare forentering the world of work.
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1. Understand how organizations operate2. Develop skills for the workplace3. Be able to apply for a job4. Work with numbers5. Perform simple business calculations6. Work with common decimals, fractions, percentages, proportions and ratios
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Level 1 AAT Access Award in Business Skills
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Trainees should have:• Basic understanding in Accounting. • Basic computer skills.• Good standard of English and Math.
Level 1- AAT Access Award in Accounting Software.Level 1- AAT Access Award in Business Skills.
45 Training Hours
• Understand the bene�ts and risks of using accounting software. • Set Up Accounts• Record bank and cash transactions.• Produce reports using accounting software.
The course introduces to the learners how to use the accounting software. Trainees will learn how to set up accounts and how to record all business transactions by using accounting software.The software will develop the skills needed to produce a range of reports to meet businessrequirements.
This course is aimed to job seekers who will work in Accounting / Finance / Purchasing / Sales, accountsassistance, bookkeepers, clerk, accountant and general sta�.
This course will prepare trainees for the world of work and for working speci�cally in accountancy and �nance roles. The Access Award in Accounting Software can lead to employment as:• Cashier• Clerical Assistant
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Upon completion of the course, trainees will be expected to:1. Understand the Features of accounting.2. Understand the Advantages and disadvantages to users of accounting software3. Understand the Accounting software security.4. Create new accounts in the general ledger.5. Record bank and cash transactions.6. Di�erentiate between expenses drawings and assets7. Di�erentiate between income capital introduced and liabilities.8. Record transaction from a bank statement9. Record cash transactions.10. Produce reports using accounting software.11. Produce report using accounting software.
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Trainees must successfully complete one end-of-qual-i�cation assessment to achieve this quali�cation. Theproportion of this quali�cation assessed by external assessment is 100%. This quali�cation is not graded. To pass the quali�cation, trainees must pass one man-datory assessment.Trainees who score 70 and above out of 100 will be awarded a certi�cate of completion from Association Accounting Technician (AAT).
ASSESSMENT AND CERTIFICATIONTARGET AUDIENCE
TOPICS COVERED
Level 1 AAT Access Award in Accounting Software
Trainees should have:• Basic understanding of accounting.• Good standard of English and maths.
Level 1- AAT Access Award in Accounting Software.Level 1- AAT Access Award in Business Skills.
45 Training Hours
This quali�cation is not graded. To pass the quali�cation, trainees must pass one mandatory assessment.Trainees who score 70 and above out of 100 will be awarded a certi�cate of completion from Association Accounting Technician (AAT).
The quali�cation covers arrange of skills and the relevant supporting knowledge in one mandatory unit:• Access to Bookkeeping.
Level 1 AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping o�ers trainees the opportunity to develop practical bookkeeping skills. This quali�cation may helptrainees to move on to further study in eitheraccountancy or bookkeeping with AAT, o�er a route into employment or be of interest to those already in employment.
This course is aimed to those trainees who have minimal work experience or those who need some additional support in order to progress. This may include job seekers how will work in accounting/�nance/purchasing/sales, accounts assistance, bookkeepers, clerk, accountant and general sta�.
The Access Award in Bookkeeping can lead to employment as:• Cashier• Clerical Assistant
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of the course, trainees will be expected to:• Understand the role of the bookkeeper• Understand �nancial transactions• Process customer and supplier transactions• Pr o c e s s r e c e i p t s a n d p a y m e n t s
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Trainees must successfully complete one end-of-quali�cation assessment to achieve this quali�cation. The proportion of this quali�cation assessed by external assessment is 100%.
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TARGET AUDIENCE
TOPICS COVERED
Level 1 AAT Access Award in BookkeepingINSURANCE
Trainees should have:• Basic understanding of accounting.• Good standard of English and maths.
Level 3 AAT Advanced Diploma in Accounting.
240 Training Hours
• Understand the �nance function within an organisation• Use personal skills development in �nance
The Level 2 AAT Foundation Certi�cate in Accounting covers a range of foundation accounting and �nance skills in �ve mandatory units:1. Bookkeeping Transactions2. Bookkeeping Controls3. Elements of Costing4. Using Accounting Software 5. Work E�ectively in Finance
The Level 2 AAT Foundation Certi�cate in Accounting Quali�cation entails four mandatory units are assessed individually in end-of-unit assessments, in addition to a synoptic assessment that trainees sat towards the end of the quali�cation. The synoptic assessment draws on and assesses knowledge and understanding from across the quali�cation.
This course is aimed to job seekers who will work in Accounting/ Finance/ Purchasing/ Sales, accountsassistance, bookkeepers, clerk, accountant and general sta�.
The quali�cation will prepare trainees for entry level accounting roles. It delivers a solid foundation in �nance administration - covering areas such as double entry bookkeeping to basic costing principles and using accounting software. Additional, trainees will learn �nance, accountancy, business andcommunications skills.The Foundation Certi�cate in Accounting can lead to employment as:• Accounts administrator• Accounts assistant• Accounts payable clerk• Purchase/sales ledger clerk• Trainee accounting technician• Trainee �nance assistant
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of the course, trainees will be expected to:• Understand �nanci a l t ransac t i ons wi th in abookkeeping system• Process customer transactions• Understand payment methods• Understand controls in a bookkeeping system• Understand the cost recording system within an organisation• Use cost recording techniques• Set up accounting software• Process sales and purchases transaction
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Trainees must successfully complete four-unit assess-ments and one synoptic assessment to achieve this quali�cation. The proportion of this quali�cation assessed by external assessment is 100%.Unit and synoptic assessments are not awarded grades individually, but the marks achieved in all assessments contribute to the Trainee’s overall grade for the quali�cation.Trainees who score 70 and above out of 100 will be awarded a certi�cate of completion from Association Accounting Technician (AAT).
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TOPICS COVERED
Level 2 AAT Foundation Certificate in Accounting
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Trainees should have:• Basic understanding of accounting.• Good standard of English and maths.
Level 4 Professional Diploma in Accounting
390 Training Hours
work of the ethical code for professional accountants.11. Design and structure appropriate spreadsheets to meet customer needs.12. Use spreadsheet software to record, format and organise data.
The Quali�cation comprises six mandatory units:1. Advanced Bookkeeping2. Final Accounts Preparation, 3. Management Accounting: Costing4. Indirect Tax5. Ethics for Accountants6. Spreadsheets for Accounting
The course covers a range of complex accounting tasks, including maintaining cost accounting records and the preparation of reports and returns.
This course is aimed to job seekers who will work in Accounting, Finance, Purchasing, Sales, Accounts Assistance, Bookkeepers, Clerk, and general sta�.
This course is recognised by employers as practical and technical quali�cations that prepare trainees for the world of work and for working speci�cally in accountancy and �nance roles. The Advanced Diploma in Accounting can lead to employment as:
• Accounts Assistant• Accounts Payable and Expenses Supervisor• Credit Controller• Finance Assistant• Payroll Administrator• Tax Assistant
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Upon completion of the course, trainees will be expected to:1. Apply the principles of advanced double-entry bookkeeping.2. Implement procedures for the acquisition and disposal of non-current assets.3. Distinguish between the �nancial recording and reporting requirements of di�erent types oforganization.4. Explain the need for �nal accounts and the accounting and ethical principles underlying their preparation.5. Understand the purpose and use of management accounting within an organisation.6. Apply techniques required for dealing with costs.7. Understand and apply VAT legislation requirements.8. Accurately complete VAT returns and submit them in a timely manner.9. Understand the need to act ethically.10. Understand the relevance to the accountant’s
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Trainees must successfully complete four-unit assess-ments and one synoptic assessment to achieve this quali�cation. The proportion of this quali�cation assessed by external assessment is 100%.Unit and synoptic assessments are not awarded grades individually, but the marks achieved in all assessments contribute to the trainee’s overall grade for the quali�cation.Trainees who score 70 and above out of 100 will be awarded a certi�cate of completion from Association Accounting Technician (AAT).
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TARGET AUDIENCE TOPICS COVERED
Level 3 AAT Advanced Diploma in Accounting
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Trainees should have:• Trainees should also have completed the AATFoundation and Advanced level quali�cations.• Good standard of English and math.
420 Training Hours
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This quali�cation comprises four mandatory units and two specialist units selected from a choice of �veThe mandatory units are:1. Management Accounting: Budgeting2. Management Accounting: Decision and Control3. Financial Statements of Limited Companies4. Accounting Systems and Controls.The optional units are:1. Business Tax2. Personal Tax3. External Auditing4. Cash and Treasury Management 5. Credit Management.
This course o�ers technical training in accounting and is ideal for anyone wishing to pursue or progress their career in accountancy and or �nance.This quali�cation will cover higher accounting tasks including drafting �nancial statements, managing budgets and evaluating �nancial performance, as well as optional specialist units including business tax, personal tax, external auditing and creditmanagement and cash and treasury management.
This course is aimed to job seekers who will work in Accounting, Finance, Purchasing, Sales, Accounts Assistance, Bookkeepers, Clerk and general sta�.
The trainess will receive the necessary knowledge, understanding and skills to con�dently manage health, safety and welfare within their teams. It will also help them to protect sta� and business, as well as comply with the law. Moreover, they will gain an accredited quali�cation.
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of the course, trainees will be expected to:• Prepare forecasts of income and expenditure• Prepare budgets• Analyse a range of costing techniques to support the management accounting function of an organisation• Understanding of the reporting frameworks and ethical principles that underpin �nancial reporting• Evaluate internal control systems• Complete tax returns for sole traders and partner-ships and prepare supporting tax computations• Complete tax returns for limited companies and prepare supporting tax computations• Analyse the theories, principles and rules that under-pin taxation systems• Demonstrate the importance of professional ethics• Use statistical techniques and �nancial information to prepare forecasts of cash receipts and payments• Prepare cash budgets and monitor cash �ows within
the organisation• Critically analyse information from a variety of sources to assess credit risk and grant credit in compliance with organisational policies and procedures
Trainees must successfully complete the threemandatory unit assessments and one synoptic assessment plus unit assessments for two optional units to achieve this quali�cation. The proportion of thisquali�cation assessed by external assessment is 100%.Unit and synoptic assessments are not awarded grades individually, but the marks achieved in all assessments contribute to the trainee’s overall grade for the quali�cation.Trainees who score 70 and above out of 100 will be awarded a certi�cate of completion from Association Accounting Technician (AAT).
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TARGET AUDIENCE
TOPICS COVERED
Level 4 AAT Professional Diploma in Accounting
