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Is PEAF part of level two?

KerryDuncanKerryDuncan Feels At HomeRegistered Posts: 27
in AAT Level 2 (Level 5 in Scotland)
Hi everyone,

Just ordering all my level two books, and I was just wondering is PEAF a compulsory part of level two?

Thanks,
Kerry :)

Comments

  • Dan25Dan25 Just Joined Registered Posts: 2
    Hi Kerry

    I'm just coming to the end of level 2, the modules are:

    BA1 & BA2
    Computerised accounting (Sage)
    Working effectively in an accounting function (WEAF)
    Basic Costings

    Hope this helps,

    Dan
  • KerryDuncanKerryDuncan Feels At Home Registered Posts: 27
    Hi Dan,

    Thank you very much, that has cleared it up for me :)

    Kerry
  • Jo ClarkJo Clark Font Of All Knowledge Registered Posts: 2,525
    PEAF forms part of level 2 for apprenticeships, or at least it did for a colleague of mine.
    ~ An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest ~
    Benjamin Franklin
  • CeeJaySixCeeJaySix Well-Known Registered Posts: 645
    PEAF is now a level 3 module...
  • Jo ClarkJo Clark Font Of All Knowledge Registered Posts: 2,525
    CeeJaySix wrote: »
    PEAF is now a level 3 module...

    https://www.aat.org.uk/qualifications/level-2-aat-accounting-qualification

    PEAF - Please note, this is an additional learning and assessment area for level 2 apprenticeship students only.
    ~ An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest ~
    Benjamin Franklin
  • CeeJaySixCeeJaySix Well-Known Registered Posts: 645
    Ahh...well it's still a level 3 module, I've got the book in front of me.

    https://www.aat.org.uk/qualifications/level-3-aat-accounting-qualification
  • Jo ClarkJo Clark Font Of All Knowledge Registered Posts: 2,525
    Yes, level 3 for those students who are not on an apprenticeship or do not complete level 2 for one reason or another :)
    ~ An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest ~
    Benjamin Franklin
  • CeeJaySixCeeJaySix Well-Known Registered Posts: 645
    Let's just agree we're both right Jo :tongue_smilie:
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