it all depends on how you are with studying. personally being in an accounting role has made aat easier to understand. however areas of aat that i don't cover in my work take a bit longer in understanding :001_rolleyes:
Being in an accounting role will help you to understand AAT as you will be able to see what happens in real life - doing AAT will also help you to understand your job.
However, you can study AAT even if not in an accounting role but you will need 1 years relevant experience to become a full member at the end of your studies, so I suggest you try to get into an accounts role as soon as you can.
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In what context?
Do you mean how an every day accounting function within a business works?
i dnt hav any experience in any job so sumtimes feel dificulty in thinking the reality....:confused1:
However, you can study AAT even if not in an accounting role but you will need 1 years relevant experience to become a full member at the end of your studies, so I suggest you try to get into an accounts role as soon as you can.
thanx:thumbup: