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AAT Diploma in Accounting - Level 3Apply Now »
Location: The RoundHouse
Years: 1
Weeks: 39
Hours: 8.00
Start: 11/09/2018
Days / Times:
Tuition (£): 2573.00*
Interview: Y
Course Summary
This Level 3 AAT qualification, recognised and sought-after by employers, will introduce aspiring accountants to more complex accounting tasks.
It offers you a route to professional status: when employers see MAAT after your name (after successful completion of the Level 4 AAT along with relevant experience), they know they are dealing with a credible professional with up-to-date skills and knowledge.
You will learn how to prepare the final accounts for sole traders and partnerships, how to maintain cost accounting records, and how to prepare reports and returns.
Entry requirements
You will need to possess the AAT Level 2 in Accounting.
Course Content
You will study the following units:
- Accounts preparation - incorporating recording and accounting for non-current asset and advanced bookkeeping, including final adjustments ready for preparation of financial statements
- Prepare final accounts for sole traders and partnerships
- Costs and revenues
- Indirect tax
- Spreadsheets software
- Professional ethics in accounting and finance
How will I be assessed?
You will be constantly assessed by various means.
Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required?
No
What can I do after this course?
You can progress to the Level 4 Diploma in Advanced AAT Accountancy.
* Tuition - This figure is the tuition fee to be paid - There are no concessionary fees available.
Curtis Monkman
Business student Curtis relishes role of student ambassador
Curtis, 18, didn’t like school much and left early because he was being bullied, but he couldn’t be happier on his full-time college course.
Curtis, who is 18 and from Heanor, is currently studying Level 1 Business but plans to take more qualifications in English and Maths so he can achieve his ambition of working for the ambulance service. Inspired by his dad, who was in St John Ambulance, Curtis has recently been on an induction with the first aid charity.
In fact, Curtis felt so keen to promote the college to other students that he went on the Roundhouse website and applied to be a student ambassador. It’s a role he is finding very rewarding, and during November he will be among college representatives going into local schools to talk to potential students and their parents about the what the college has to offer.
As a student ambassador Curtis also helps at college open events, welcoming people to the Roundhouse and showing them where they need to go.
I wasn’t happy at school but it’s completely different at college. I like everything about it.
I’ve made lots of friends since coming to the Roundhouse and I’d say that one of the things I like best about Derby College is meeting new people and getting to know them.
The lecturers are great too. They’re there to help if you need it but they let you get on with it and work out things for yourself.
