To all you Technician Level Wizzes

System
System Posts: 100,534 🤖 Admin 🤖
edited June 18 in AAT student discussion
Looking back at your AAT learning, has there been a big leap in workload from Intermediate to Technician. And any theories for learning all those standards?

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  • System
    System Posts: 100,534 🤖 Admin 🤖
    To all you Technician Level Wizzes

    I would just say try and keep on top of everything. Ive managed it in a year but its not been easy!<BR>Have really enjoyed it though and pleased Ive stuck with it.
  • System
    System Posts: 100,534 🤖 Admin 🤖
    To all you Technician Level Wizzes

    <BR>I'd say there's a reasonable leap from Intermediate to Technician. It's just a case of being slightly more disciplined than with Intermediate, as there are more rules/notes to remember. The standards are not as bad as people say - the AAT actually tell you which ones you need to know. Its somewhere on the website.<BR><BR>Ben
  • System
    System Posts: 100,534 🤖 Admin 🤖
    To all you Technician Level Wizzes

    I found Intermediate pretty straight-forward, I don't think I really used any of the books, just picked it up as I went along. I did practice the exam papers a lot though, I think that helped last year<BR><BR>For Technician, there was a bit of a jump, but it's a broader range of knowledge rather than revisiting Intermediate all the time. I still didn't really use the books much, apart from a week of cramming just before the exams. Again, I did the old exams papers a lot, and made sure I knew all the SSAP's and FRS's - I wrote them on the last page of the DFS exam to prove that I knew them all! I also spent a bit of time making sure I could write down any formula for performance/analysis ratio's - that was time well spent and something I would recommend<BR><BR>Other than that, get the project out of the way asap. I started mine in October, and messed around with it till Christmas without really getting anywhere. In the end I made some time and dedicated it to it. The report was then written in about 4 college days before being completed at work. It then took the lectuerer 6 weeks to give me feedback on it - That's why you need to get cracking on it and get it out of the way as quick as you can<BR><BR>Luckily, I passed all my AAT exams first time - I hope I can carry it on to CIMA now<BR><BR>
  • System
    System Posts: 100,534 🤖 Admin 🤖
    To all you Technician Level Wizzes

    hi<BR><BR>when i started technician i was told it was much more difficult than intermediate. i must say that i was pleasantly suprised and found that it was just building on to the knowledge we gained from intermediate<BR><BR>good luck!

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