What jobs will I be qualified to perform after completing AAT Level 4?
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When you complete AAT Level 4 you'll be fully AAT-qualified. Completing the qualification is a great way of demonstrating your commitment to your career and determination to succeed. Depending on your experience, at this level you might expect to apply for slightly more senior roles, possibly with a management emphasis.
You can also demonstrate your professional commitment by becoming a full member of AAT and gaining the right to use the letters MAAT after your name.
Roles you might want to consider applying for include:
What transferable skills do you have which would be of benefit to an employer? What extra-curricular activities have you carried out that demonstrate your worth as a reliable, responsible team-player?
For more valuable tips on making your job application the best it can be, check out some of the links under More information/resources, below. Also, read the advice in the thread 'How do I make my AAT apprenticeship application stand out?' - you might not be going for an apprenticeship, but a lot of the same rules apply in terms of demonstrating your suitability for a role.
Don't forget to make the most of the experience and knowledge in the AAT discussion forums. Search for conversations featuring people in the same situation as you - you'll find some in the AAT Level 4 sub-forum.
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More information/resources
You can also demonstrate your professional commitment by becoming a full member of AAT and gaining the right to use the letters MAAT after your name.
Roles you might want to consider applying for include:
- Finance Officer (higher level)
- Finance Team Leader
- Commercial Analyst
- Financial Accountant
- Indirect Tax Manager
- Senior Bookkeeper
- Tax Supervisor
- VAT Accountant
What transferable skills do you have which would be of benefit to an employer? What extra-curricular activities have you carried out that demonstrate your worth as a reliable, responsible team-player?
For more valuable tips on making your job application the best it can be, check out some of the links under More information/resources, below. Also, read the advice in the thread 'How do I make my AAT apprenticeship application stand out?' - you might not be going for an apprenticeship, but a lot of the same rules apply in terms of demonstrating your suitability for a role.
Don't forget to make the most of the experience and knowledge in the AAT discussion forums. Search for conversations featuring people in the same situation as you - you'll find some in the AAT Level 4 sub-forum.
Next steps
Would you like to learn more about AAT?
More information/resources
- See an example AAT Level 4 job description at the AAT website (requires MyAAT login)
- AAT full member and former recruitment consultant Ceris Williams MAAT offers some top tips for landing an accountancy job
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