How will the AAT Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Accounting advance my career?

Completing the AAT Level 3 course in Accounting will ensure you have the skills, knowledge and confidence to perform more senior accounting functions, like advanced bookkeeping, final accounts preparation and indirect tax.

Additional pathways include progressing onto our AAT Professional Diploma in Accounting (Level 4), a promotion in your current accounting job, starting your own business, or a new senior accounting job.

New career opportunities could include:

•    Finance Officer
•    Bookkeeper
•    Audit Trainee
•    Corporate Recovery Analyst
•    Credit Controller
•    Insolvency Executive

AAT Qualified Bookkeeper

AAT Qualified Bookkeeper (AATQB) status will give recognition to your commitment to becoming a qualified Bookkeeper. Upon successful completion of the Advanced Diploma in Accounting, you will be able to start applying for AATQB status which confirms your skills and allows you to work towards being able to submit the final balance for your business, or other businesses of any size.

What can I expect from a job in Accounting?

At this level, you will be comfortable working on more technical accounting tasks and be involved in more senior duties, such as:

•         Advanced Bookkeeping
•         Final Accounts Preparation
•         Management Accounting: Costing
•         Indirect Tax FA18

Salaries vary by industry, sector and role; however, industry averages range between £23,000 and £25,000 a year, at this level.

Why study the AAT Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Accounting with e-Careers?

If you’re looking to earn your AAT Accounting Level 3 Advanced Diploma with an award-winning, recognised company that embodies professionalism and support, e-Careers is here for you! However, we offer so much more.

Other benefits include:

•    Best price guaranteed! (Inc. AAT Membership worth nearly £140)
•    High quality training materials: Interactive online course with videos, mock exams and practice assessments. Backed up with physical hard copy textbooks (worth £600) and boasting one of the industries highest average pass rates of 92%
•    An average course completion time of 6-8 months (access for 12 months)
•    Interest-free payment plans available 

Contact us today to get enrolled in this accounting course and move closer to becoming an advanced accredited accounting professional.

What does the AAT Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Accounting cover?

Building on the skills and techniques you developed throughout Level 2, the AAT Level 3 course in Accounting will enable you to understand and perform more complex accounting processes, such as advanced double-entry bookkeeping, implementing procedures for acquisition and disposal of non-current assets, preparing and recording depreciation calculations, and more!

What are the AAT Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Accounting online course modules?

The six modules that you’ll cover on this course, are:

Advanced Bookkeeping

Learn how to comprise the valuation of inventory, understand the disposal of non-current assets, use sub-divided accounting systems to prepare trial balances and reconciliations, and more.

Final Accounts Preparation

Understand the process of preparing accounts for different types of businesses and learn how to prepare final accounts from incomplete records.

Indirect Tax

Feel confident in more complex elements to VAT legislation, governing costs and explore how to prepare a VAT tax return.

Management Accounting: Costing

Start to form a deeper understanding of preparing budget accounts for company costs, such as labour, materials and expenses, as well as knowing how to forecast company revenues.

Ethics for Accountants

Gain a deeper knowledge of ethical guidelines and practices within accounting, as well as the legal considerations which apply to members in practice.

Spreadsheets for Accounting

Explore advanced spreadsheet techniques for accounting using appropriate formatting and formulas.

AAT exams

There are six computer-based exams (one per module), which will need to be taken at your local AAT test centre. The exam format includes multiple choice questions, where you select answers from a dropdown menu and type numbers and text into fields.

•    Formats include multiple choice, selecting answers from a dropdown menu and typing numbers and text into form fields
•    The “Spreadsheets” section will use the Microsoft Excel software. You should let your assessment centre know which version of Excel you are most familiar with.
•    Exam fees are not included in the course cost. Exams cost approximately £60-85 depending on the exam centre.

If you need any more information on the AAT exams, get in touch with one of our advisors.