What is the best order to study the Level 3 units?
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LCAC
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Hello,
I am soon going to start studying for AAT Level 3 . Does anyone know what the best order is to study the four units in, or does it not matter. Any thoughts would be very welcome. Thank you!
I am soon going to start studying for AAT Level 3 . Does anyone know what the best order is to study the four units in, or does it not matter. Any thoughts would be very welcome. Thank you!
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Financial Accounting: Preparation of Financial Statements (FAPS)
Management Accounting Techniques (MATS)
Tax Processes for Business (TPFB)
Business Awareness (BUAW)2 -
I did
Tax processes
Preparing financial statements
Management Techniques
Business Awareness1 -
The college will tell you you can’t choose0
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It's depends if you self study or not0
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Hi LCAC,
I think you can start from any module, but the best way to follow the order like-
Financial Accounting: Preparation of Financial Statements,
Management Accounting Techniques,
Tax Processes for Business and
Business Awareness.
If you finish (Financial Accounting: Preparation of Financial Statements) first, it will help you to understand (Tax Process for Business) more easily.
RAKTHER
Training Coordinator, Osborne Training.1 -
It makes sense, you need first to learn Financial Accounting: Preparation of Financial Statements (FAPS) to be able to understand Tax Processes for Business (TPFB). No offence, but sometimes your comments are more on numbers and not for helping with the required information.1
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I didn't see a post without you to comment, even if you have no idea about the subject.0
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Hello,
Thank you for all your replies, I really appreciate them.0 -
FAPS then Tax, MATS leaving BUAW to the end.1
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I’m just gonna not say anything as I will…….0
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Hi anony123,
Thanks for your comment. I would say when a student can understand the double entry, ledgers (specially Vat transactions), it would help them to get better understanding in Tax process for Business.They would be more confident in answering AAT assessment questions.
RAKTHER
Training Coordinator, Osborne Training.1 -
Oh I see. Thank you very much0