AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping

Is the AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping suitable for me? 

You should consider the AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping qualification if any of the following factors represent your situation:

•  You're interested in a career as a Bookkeeper.
•  You want to set up your own company and want to understand how to record your finances efficiently.

Normal tasks carried out by bookkeepers comprise the following:

•  Recording transactions (income and outgoings).
•  Processing payments.
•  Conducting daily banking activities.
•  Producing various financial reports.
•  Reconciling reports to third-party records such as bank statements.

If these activities interest you, enrol today.

How will the AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping course benefit me? 

This AAT Bookkeeping training course will benefit you and your career in the following ways:

•  Fundamental understanding of Bookkeeping.
•  Understand if a career in Bookkeeping is right for you.
•  The ability to continue studying additional levels to progress further in your career.
•  Accepted by most UK employers that respect the AAT Accreditation Body.
•  A high network with career opportunities around the world.

What jobs can I apply for after my AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping training? 

With the AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping, you can add your qualification to your CV to help gain entry-level bookkeeping roles.

We highly advise motivated individuals to continue studying to improve their career prospects with the AAT Foundation Certificate in Bookkeeping (Level 2) course.

Senior Bookkeepers earn roughly between £16k to £32k a year (£27k Average). There is also great potential to progress further with additional advanced roles within reach.

(Source: Payscale)

Why choose to study the AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping with e-Careers?

We have trained over 605,000 students and have a 5-star rating on Trustpilot from over 10,000 students. We offer students a variety of enticing benefits to studying with us, including:

•  Learn from an industry recognised provider.
•  Additional material through AAT such as practice exams, when you sign up within the first two weeks of enrolling.
•  Regular tutor support when stuck with any modules.
•  Assurance in receiving essential knowledge needed by bookkeepers.

AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping Syllabus

•  Introduction to Bookkeeping
•  Working within Bookkeeping
•  Bookkeeping and Accounts
•  AAT Course Modules
•  The role of a Bookkeeper and the career options available
•  The bookkeeping environment and different business organisations
•  Key bookkeeping terminology
•  The principles of coding and batch coding
•  Single-entry bookkeeping
•  How to fill in financial documents
•  The books of prime entry, and how to record transactions in them
•  Define cash or credit transactions
•  Business bank accounts and bank statements
•  The petty cash book and keeping records in it
•  The Imprest system for petty cash
•  The structure of spreadsheets

AAT Access Award in Bookkeeping Exam Details

The AAT require all students to join as a student member. AAT requires you to register as a student member within 14 days of your course start date. This registration allows you to sit any necessary exams and take advantage of the support and resources available.

Exam fees are not included in your course fees and cost approximately £60-85 per exam depending on the exam centre.