Accountancy Apprenticeships
Enable new and existing employees to gain their accountancy qualifications with our AAT programmes, delivered as apprenticeships.

Flexible AAT programmes without compromising quality
Our AAT programmes are delivered through blended learning, with training both in the workplace and on campus. Our AAT apprenticeship programmes provide the highest quality training for your staff in a way that suits your business. Our adaptable approach provides your business with cost-effective quality training to bring invaluable skills into your business.
This professional training can be funded using your apprenticeship levy, or, if you are not a levy payer (your annual wage bill is less than £3 million), you will pay just 5% of the training costs.
Level 2 AAT Foundation Certificate in Accounting
This qualification is designed for junior and entry level accounting roles, providing a solid foundation in finance administration. For most of our students and apprentices, our Level 2 apprenticeship is a great place to start as it helps develop the skills to work in an accounts department.
Core areas of study will include:
- Bookkeeping Transactions
- Bookkeeping Controls
- Elements of Costing
- Using Accounting Software
- Working Effectively in Finance
Level 3 AAT Advanced Diploma in Accounting
This qualification is designed to further enhance the skills and knowledge of those with some accounts or finance experience. It helps develop the skills to master more complex financial processes.
Core areas of study will include:
- Advanced Bookkeeping
- Final Accounts Preparation
- Management Accounting: Costing
- Indirect Tax
- Ethics for Accountants
- Spreadsheets for Accounting
Level 4 AAT Professional Diploma in Accounting
This course is designed to train existing accountants to technician level (QCF Level 4). It can lead to a specialist role in accounting, and learners can also progress onto a higher education course in a subject related to accounting, banking, insurance or other financial services.
Core areas of study will include:
- Financial Statements of Limited Companies
- Management Accounting: Budgeting
- Management Accounting: Decision & Control
- Accounting Systems & Control
- Either Personal Tax or Credit Management
- Either Business Tax or Cash & Treasury Management
What's the difference between a part time course or apprenticeship?
If you choose the apprenticeship pathway, the training costs can be funded using your apprenticeship levy.
Apprentices require 20% off the job training towards their qualification so this will need to be taken into consideration if you choose the apprenticeship route.
Our Employer Training & Apprenticeships team are here to help and can talk through the options with you. Our aim is to find the right programme that fits your business and employees. Get in touch today for no-obligation advice and guidance.
employer.training@gloscol.ac.uk / 0345 1552020
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Fill out your details below to arrange a call back from one of our Business Consultants, or contact the Employer Training & Apprenticeships team directly on 0345 155 2020 or employer.training@gloscol.ac.uk
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