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Accounting – AAT Level 2 Certificate

AAT Level 2 Foundation Certificate

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Availability & Details

Accounting - AAT Level 2 Certificate HPY-ACCO2C/C01

Venue
Havant Campus

Type of study
Part Time

Dates
Academic Year 2026-27 (Various)

Examination board
Association of Accounting Technicians
Fees
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Overview

Course Start Date: September (Tuesday Daytime or Evening) or January (Tuesday Evening) for Fast Track Course. The purpose of the Level 2 Certificate in Accounting is to offer the foundation accounting knowledge needed to progress to employment or further study in accountancy and finance, alongside business and personal skills that are transferable to any sector and additional business knowledge relevant to accountancy. The qualification offers a broader focus across several subject areas which enhances employability and is particularly suitable for young people studying full-time.

Students should have achieved a Level 2 in English and Maths, and or be working within a finance function. To enrol on this Adult Learning course you must be aged 18 years or over.

Computer based assessments after each module.

Course Duration: 1 year. (Fast Track Course: 6 months).

This course is taught in a classroom environment, 4 hours per week.

Computer based assessments at each Level.

You will need to purchase books to aid your studies (the approximate cost for these is £100). If you are not already registered you will need to obtain AAT membership, further information can be found at www.aat.org.uk/membership

Following on from this course you will be able to enter the accounting profession at a junior level.

You can progress on to the Level 3 Diploma to enhance your career potential.


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