AAT's Online Community rules

StuartW

To reflect our growing activity across a range of social media platforms, we've updated our Online Community terms and conditions.

Please read them - you can find them here: AAT's Online Community rules

StuartW

'Report Post' function

Further to this, and in response to a couple of recent incidents, I'd like to ask for regular users' help when it comes to flagging dubious content.

For instance, please use the Flag function beneath a post if:

• users conduct conversations around live assessment material. This is strictly forbidden. Users can discuss areas of the qualification, practice assessments, accounting concepts, and so on - but not material within live assessments
• you think someone is posing as someone they're not - for example, a recruiter pretending to be a student, or similar.

The number of people using AAT's discussion forums grew considerably in 2012, and lots of prospective students use them to help them make what is a huge life decision. Thanks for helping ensure they remain a trustworthy and an invaluable resource for members and non-members alike.


Stuart