self study and sitting exams

Hi guys
I know there are people who are into self studying and they sit exams after they contact aat providers. What is the policy as far as exams when you don't study with aat provider. Are aat providers obliged to let you sit exams in their premises by law or something? Can aat provider make it impossible for you to sit exams at their premises ?
I know there are people who are into self studying and they sit exams after they contact aat providers. What is the policy as far as exams when you don't study with aat provider. Are aat providers obliged to let you sit exams in their premises by law or something? Can aat provider make it impossible for you to sit exams at their premises ?
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I studied L4 by distance learning with Eagle, but they are based near Wrexham (I think) which is hundreds of miles away from Cambridge. So I did my L4 exams at First Intuition. That was until they also prevented me from sitting there. Pitman allowed me to sit my final L4 exam. They were the only local venue I could go to complete AQ2013 (as Kaplan and BPP had stopped offering the exams by then). Kaplan I think had some options for ones I had already done, but starting early in the morning, which didn't suit
Search on the AAT website exam centers, you need to type in your postcode and it will show exam centers you're allowed to take the exams in.
I am in Devon and there were around 3-4 centers around my area that I could take AAT exams without being enrolled with them.
Norvydas Valavicius.
Go to this website; https://www.aat.org.uk/assessment-venues/search type in your postcode. Any centers that come up there will let you sit the exam without being enrolled with them.
If for any reason there are no near-by centers, then you have to call colleges / study providers and ask them whether they would let you use their facilities.
Any exam venues that come up on your search via the link provided above, will let you sit an exam without being enrolled with them.
Norvydas Valavicius.
Norvydas Valavicius.