Welcome to our Knowledge Centre! Here you will find the answers to a bunch of frequently answered questions that could help you with your AAT qualification. Whether it’s guidance with choosing a course or information about a particular career path, we have it covered.
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AAT Membership is required in order for you to sit your exams and achieve your qualification – you must register with the AAT within 4 weeks on enrolling onto your AAT course. Once registered, you will receive a unique AAT number
Our AAT Pass Rates compared to the AATs National Average Well, our AAT pass rates speak for themselves… Here are the latest pass rates published by the AAT (as of 2021): AAT Pass Rates for LEVEL 2 Accountancy Learning: 95% (12% points higher than the National
The length of time you have to wait for your AAT exam results depends on which exam you are sitting… You will be able to find out your AAT exam results (with a % pass mark, as applicable) by logging into
The AAT pass mark for each exam (assessment) is 70%. If you are undertaking an ‘accounting’ qualification your % pass mark for each exam will contribute to your overall qualification grade. Are there exam grades? How do they work? There are
Where is my nearest AAT approved exam centre? As a distance learning student, you will be able to do all your studying from home. However, when it comes to sitting your exams, you will need to sit them at an AAT
How long will I need to wait before I can book my first AAT assessment? We recommend that you aim to set aside at least 6/8 hours per week for your studies (on average – we know that other things crop
