About Quay Accounting Courses

Quay Accounting Courses is a gateway to success for those who are looking for a self-study route, and the course was delivered to the same standard as it would be if I were studying on campus.

The self-study route is not only good for those who do not have time to attend in person, but also to complete the course at a pace suited with their own circumstances. For me, this saved more than half the time proposed.

When I decided to start studying AAT, QAC was the first attractive provider when comparing with others. I have recently completed AAT level 2 with a distinction, and I have now progressed on to level 3. I look forward to continuing my studies and becoming an AAT tutor when I complete the level 4 course.

QAC is a great opportunity for those looking to study AAT, especially given the self-study courses are suitable for learners wherever they are. To my knowledge, QAC is one of the best providers on the market.

I was a teacher for 25 years before becoming a full-time carer unexpectedly. Then, I started the L2 AAT Foundation Certificate in Accounting, for a new challenge to keep my brain active!

I enjoyed being part of a vibrant learning community and everyone I met while studying embodied this. There’s a palpable sense of being able to achieve and to become whatever you want to be.

After completing Level 3, I considered starting Level 4 but my lecturers advised me that I would benefit more from working in an accounting environment alongside study. I arranged work experience at a local accountancy practice and enjoyed it immensely, and was delighted when I was offered a job as a trainee accounting technician.

Once I’ve completed my Level 4 course I will be qualified to become a member of the Association of Accounting Technicians (MAAT).

I wanted to become an accountant to find more opportunities for a new career, so finding the right place to study was important for me.

My tutors were very supportive because it was a very different course and industry compared to my previous education and job roles. I would recommend this course if you want to start something new in your life as it is a great opportunity to combine working with studying and childcare and achieve a higher-level qualification.

I was already working in a different role when a colleague suggested I do an apprenticeship in accountancy, as they thought I would excel at it. I decided to do it and really enjoyed studying something new; I was studying with people who were the same level as me, so didn’t feel out of my depth.

Earning money for myself as well as studying gave me a lot of independence and I found I was actually really good with numbers. Starting from a Level 2 qualification and going on to a Level 4 meant I built lots of good core skills and business etiquette which I wouldn’t have known before. I am now a fully qualified, Senior Accountant.

I’m a practical learner so an apprenticeship was the right choice for me. I was able to apply skills I learnt right away and understand how they work on a day-to-day basis in my role.

I could email my lecturer at any time if I need help or guidance and the one day a week I came into college was very focused and tailored around what I’m doing in my job at the time.

My dream career is to be a Chartered Accountant and an AAT qualification provides a good stepping stone for this, I would definitely struggle to get the job without it. I’ve grown in confidence and that is emulated in the work I do at Haygrove.