how do I book exams when i'm learning on my own?
cshardy5
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Hi all,
I am looking to study level 2 by just getting the books and working through them. But I was wondering how i go about booking my exams to actually gain the level 2 qualification? I've read that there are 5 exams to do in level 2 but thats all I know. What are the exams called? Do i have to do them in a certain order? Any help would be great.
Thanks
I am looking to study level 2 by just getting the books and working through them. But I was wondering how i go about booking my exams to actually gain the level 2 qualification? I've read that there are 5 exams to do in level 2 but thats all I know. What are the exams called? Do i have to do them in a certain order? Any help would be great.
Thanks
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Use can use our assessment venue tool to find an assessment venue in your area and book yourself in http://youra.at/NYpzmY0
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Thanks for that. Do i need to do exams in any particular order?0
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Also i noticed there is an administration fee that varies across venues. Is this in addition to the exam fee?0
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1) No particular order but probably best to investigate the best study route for yourself - some exams are a follow on from previous (so eg lvl 4 budgeting -> d&c is a good route).
2) That's the admin fee for the test centre to book you in, so yes additional to the AAT exam fee.0 -
Thanks very much. Do the exams correlate to the 5 units or does each exam have content from each unit? For example is there one exam that is about Processing bookkeeping transactions and another exam relating to Basci Costing? Or do all exams have content from all 5 of the units?0
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No you'll have individual modular exams for each unit then at the end of the year you will have a synoptic assessment that will drag content from all of the units into one end-of-year exam. You need to pass each individual unit and the synoptic to qualify for the level.0
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That really helpful Irrorate, Thanks.0
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Just one tip; if you work in an accounts or finance role and your employer does not cover the membership fee you can claim the AAT subscription from HMRC if it is helpful for your role.
https://www.gov.uk/tax-relief-for-employees/professional-fees-and-subscriptions0 -
I just thought I would share this on the forums in case anyone finds it useful
EMA Training ( based in Derby City Centre, DE1 2PW ) are opening 6 days a week during July 2020 to support with the AAT assessment sittings, please read :
https://www.ematraining.co.uk/exam-online-booking
for more info please pm me or email/phone us via our website?0
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