DurationUp to 18 weeks
Study Hours155 hours
ExperienceNone needed
Jobs It Can Lead ToTrainee Bookkeeper, Finance Assistant
Exams2

This on campus AAT bookkeeping course provides the skills and knowledge needed for completing the manual bookkeeping tasks that underpin all accountancy and finance roles.

You will develop practical accountancy skills in double-entry bookkeeping and using associated documents and processes, whilst gaining an understanding of increasing digital automation.

You will also learn about transactions for accuracy, how to make entries in ledgers and calculate sales invoices and credit notes.

What’s included?

  • Support from course tutor
  • On-site exam or AAT approved centre
  • Weekly on-campus class

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Funding Options

Ready to pay for your online AAT accounting course?

This course costs £473 and can be paid for in full by yourself or your employer.

If you would like to spread the cost of your course, you can pay a deposit upon booking, then set up a payment plan.

If you’re aged 19+ and in receipt of certain benefits, or working and earning less than £20,319 annual gross salary, you could be eligible for a fee waiver. Click the ‘I am eligible for funding’ payment option at the checkout and we will contact you for more information. 

Entry Criteria

You should have a GCSE grade C/4 or above in maths and English, and enjoy working with numbers.

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If you’re aged 19+ and in receipt of certain benefits, or working and earning less than £20,319 annual gross salary, you could be eligible for a fee waiver. Click the ‘I am eligible for funding’ payment option at the checkout and we will contact you for more information. 

Modules Include...

Introduction to Bookkeeping

Covers manual and digital bookkeeping systems, including associated documents and processes, and the basic principles that underpin double-entry bookkeeping systems.

  • Understand how to set up bookkeeping systems
  • Process customer transactions
  • Process supplier transactions
  • Process receipts and payments
  • Process transactions into the ledger accounts

Principles of Bookkeeping controls

Covers preparing control and receivables and payables ledger accounts, journals and reconciliations.

  • Use control accounts
  • Reconcile a bank statement with the cash book
  • Use the journal
  • Produce trial balances