A professional accounting qualification that equips individuals with the skills and knowledge needed for entry-level and mid-level roles in accounting and finance. To pass the AAT accountant qualification you need to complete a series of modules and examinations.

Registration and Eligibility

There are no specific educational requirements, and the qualification is open to individuals at various stages of their career, including those with no prior accounting background.

AAT Qualifications Levels

Level 2: Foundation Certificate in Accounting - equivalent to GCSE level

Level 3: Advanced Diploma in Accounting - equivalent to an A Level

Level 4: Professional Diploma in Accounting – equivalent to a Higher National Diploma or first year of a degree course.

At the end of each module, you'll need to pass an examination to demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of the material covered in that module.

Exams are typically computer-based and include a mix of multiple-choice questions, tasks, and essays, depending on the level and module.

The AAT qualification provides a strong foundation in accounting and finance and is suitable for those who wish to enter the field or advance their career in accounting without pursuing a full professional accountancy qualification. The AAT qualification is highly regarded and recognized by employers in the United Kingdom and other countries.