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Accounting
Accounting plays a vital role in every organisation, supporting everything from day-to-day financial management to strategic decision-making. Studying accounting can lead to a wide range of careers across finance, business, and professional services.
Our accounting courses are designed to support different stages of learning and career development, from professional qualifications for adults to full-time programmes for young learners. Whether you are progressing in your current role or entering the sector for the first time, there is a clear pathway available.
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Is a career in Accounting for you?
You like numbers. You enjoy working with numbers, solving math problems, or managing your own money.
You’re detail oriented. Accounting requires accuracy. You enjoy getting into the details, it’s important to you to get data and information just right so they line up and make sense.
You are a problem solver. You often find and fix errors. If you like puzzles, this could be interesting for you.
You want a stable career. Accounting offers a reliable career path with lots of job options and room to grow, especially if you’re interested in understanding how businesses handle money. -
T Level Accounting (16-18)
The T Level in Accounting is a full-time programme designed for young learners (16-18) who are new to accounting, progressing from GCSE’s, that want to build a strong foundation in the subject.
The course provides a structured route into employment, apprenticeships, or further study via:
– Classroom learning with a substantial industry placement
– Support with the development of core accounting knowledge
– Employability skills, and real workplace experience
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AAT Accounting courses (19+)
Our AAT accounting courses are designed for adult learners aged 19 and over who are focused on career progression, reskilling, or professional development.
These courses are suitable for learners already:
– Working in finance, accounts, or bookkeeping
– Career changers seeking a recognised, industry-standard qualification or progression into more senior roles or further study.
– Learners looking to develop practical, workplace-relevant accounting skills while gaining a nationally recognised AAT qualification -
Potential career pathways & progression in accounting
Studying accounting can lead to a wide range of roles across finance and business. Career outcomes will depend on the course taken, level of study, and further experience.
Entry-level and foundation roles (Typically following a T Level in Accounting or early-stage study):
– Accounts Assistant
– Bookkeeper (entry level)
– Purchase Ledger Clerk
– Payroll Assistant
– Wage Clerk
Professional and progression roles (Typically following AAT qualifications and further experience):
– Financial and Accounting Technician
– Payroll Manager
– Payments and Billing Manager
– Tax Assistant
– VAT Accountant
Senior and specialist roles (With further professional study and experience):– Chartered Accountant
– Certified Accountant
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