AQ2010 T0 AQ2016
tebbie
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Hi all. Please help.
I completed my aat level 2 and 3 in 2011 under AQ2010. I decided i would progress onto level 4 later and it just so happens I missed the 31st August 2016 deadline to choose to continue with AQ2013. What do i do so not to lose my level 2 and 3 certificates. Is there a way around that?
I completed my aat level 2 and 3 in 2011 under AQ2010. I decided i would progress onto level 4 later and it just so happens I missed the 31st August 2016 deadline to choose to continue with AQ2013. What do i do so not to lose my level 2 and 3 certificates. Is there a way around that?
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Hi Tebbie,
Don't panic. As long as you have already completed all of level 2 & 3, those qualifications are yours forever regardless that they were under AQ2010. It's only a problem for those midway through a level. In your case it just means you will be taking Level 4 exams under the new AQ2016 syllabus. If you are still in doubt call AAT to put your mind at rest.0 -
Hi N4T,
I was wondering whether you could advise as I have a similar situation to Tebbie.
I have done all of Level 4 on AQ2010 apart from Financial Performance and Personal Tax which I failed in December 2015. I was made redundant around that time and started a new job so I set aside resitting those two modules. Life got in the way etc.
I have decided this week that I need to bite the bullet and get those two modules done. I have been researching what online learning college to use so I can restudy the modules rather than just doing the exams. I have discovered the new syllabus since trying to log in to my AAT (unfortunately my membership has lapsed in this time).
I don't know what my options are now? I feel numb at the thought of all of my Level 4 modules that I passed now being rendered useless. I had no idea of the deadline of 31 August or I would have reinstated right there and then so I could continue on AQ2013 by December 2017.
I was aware that there would be some coversion necessary for ICAS or ISYS but I don't think I can face/afford to do all of those modules again!
Any advice you can give would be really appreciated.
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Hi Rachy,
Sorry I never saw your post until now. I hope you managed to sort it out?0
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