ACCOUNTING INTERMEDIATE APPRENTICESHIP

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AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) works with around 130,000 members worldwide in more than 90 countries and supported by over 30,000 employers. AAT qualifications are universally respected and internationally recognised. The purpose of the AAT Foundation Certificate in Accounting (AQ2016) is to offer grounding in the core accounting knowledge and skills and is an ideal starting point for anyone wishing to pursue a career in accountancy or finance. In completing this qualification, learners will develop skills in double-entry bookkeeping and basic costing, as well as an understanding of purchase, sales and general ledgers. In addition, learners will gain exposure to accounting software and develop the professional skills and behaviours required in the workplace. AAT Foundation Certificate in Accounting (AQ2016) course outline: - Bookkeeping Transactions (BTRN); - Bookkeeping Controls (BCKL); - Elements of Costing (ELCO); - Using Accounting Software (UACS); - Foundation Synoptic Assessment. The duration of this Apprenticeship is approximately 12 months.

Course information

Name: ACCOUNTING INTERMEDIATE APPRENTICESHIP Qualification title: Generic code to identify ILR programme aims Qualification type: Assessment You will complete 5 computer based assessments set throughout the year, which include a range of question types and formats in the assessment. For instance, these may include multiple-choice questions, numeric gap-fill questions, or question tools that replicate workplace activities, such as making entries in a journal. Some assessments require a written answer, and this is particularly so in the synoptic assessments. Apprentices must successfully complete four unit assessments and one synoptic assessment to achieve this qualification. The synoptic assessment tests apprentice's understanding of connections between the different topics covered across the foundation qualification. To achieve the qualification and to be awarded a grade, a student must pass all the mandatory unit assessments and the synoptic assessment. Unit assessments and synoptic assessments are not individually graded. These assessments are given a mark that is used in calculating the overall grade, as detailed below: Grade definition: Percentage threshold: Distinction 90-100% Merit 80-89% Pass 70-79% For computer-marked assessments, provisional results will be available straight after the assessment. Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20161206 10:14:43 Updated 20161206 10:14:43

Entry requirements

None

Provider

HAVERING COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
Further Education
information@havering-college.ac.uk
01708 462801
http://www.havering-college.ac.uk

Address

Ardleigh Green Road Town: Hornchurch County:Havering