Book-Keeping/Accounting Courses?
Discussion
A friend of mine is interested in doing a book-keeping/accounting course.
The programme that's been mentioned is "IAB level 2 certificate book-keeping" and she's been looking for something that she can do from home rather than a "day release" type of course.
Other than good old Google, is anyone in the know on who might be worth looking at for this sort of thing?
I think most of the companies she's phoned so far have given her the impression she's dealing with salesmen, which I guess she is, but basically people more interested in selling a course than finding out what she does/doesn't want etc.
The programme that's been mentioned is "IAB level 2 certificate book-keeping" and she's been looking for something that she can do from home rather than a "day release" type of course.
Other than good old Google, is anyone in the know on who might be worth looking at for this sort of thing?
I think most of the companies she's phoned so far have given her the impression she's dealing with salesmen, which I guess she is, but basically people more interested in selling a course than finding out what she does/doesn't want etc.
No promises but try here http://www.aat.org.uk/
Not sales based organisation, my wife works for TSB and has been doing a course with them for a few years now and is currently going on now to her degree.
Take a look see
Not sales based organisation, my wife works for TSB and has been doing a course with them for a few years now and is currently going on now to her degree.
Take a look see
funkyboogalooo said:
No promises but try here http://www.aat.org.uk/
Not sales based organisation, my wife works for TSB and has been doing a course with them for a few years now and is currently going on now to her degree.
Take a look see
Thanks I'll pass that on - of course not being in accounts I don't know what is/isn't "good" I just said I'd try asking around vs. her just going off what Google throws back.Not sales based organisation, my wife works for TSB and has been doing a course with them for a few years now and is currently going on now to her degree.
Take a look see
The thing that did surprise me is that even with a home course it still seems each module takes a year (with the course I mentioned).
I guess I naively thought it'd be "self study" i.e. if you feel capable of passing the exams you take them when you want to rather than stick to a timetable.
There is no doubt that AAT will give anyone an excellent grounding in the theory of book-keeping and accounting as well as a good overview of other aspects such as taxation, Company Law and VAT.
The AAT is a well respected qulification and can be used as a stepping stone to a full blown professional accounting qualification if the individual is ambitious enough.
The AAT is a well respected qulification and can be used as a stepping stone to a full blown professional accounting qualification if the individual is ambitious enough.
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