Top Tips & Advice For Tackling AAT Exams
Ready to take an AAT exam? Read top tips and advice for tackling the level 4 exams. Let Training Link’s Jennifer Nyland take you through it.
The AAT level 3 Financial Accounting: Preparing Financial Statements (FAPS) exam will be next in the line up financial accounting exams that students will sit. This unit builds upon the knowledge that was learnt within the Introduction to Bookkeeping and Principles of Bookkeeping Controls units at level 2. For the FAPS...
Need a boost to stay on track with your studies? AAT’s silent study sessions are here to help you focus, commit, and make progress alongside fellow students. These guided sessions give you a calm, distraction-free space to revise, write, plan, or read—all while staying motivated with light chat check-ins and tips. How...
The AAT level Tax Processes for Businesses exam will be the first in-depth tax exam that students will sit. This unit is very detail-oriented; it will test your attention to detail and your ability to apply HMRC tax rules to different scenarios. For the Tax Processes for Businesses exam, you’ll have 1...
When starting your accounting journey, it’s tempting to jump straight into advanced topics and software. After all, modern accounting relies heavily on digital tools that handle most calculations for you. So why should you bother learning the basics manually? Because without a strong foundation, everything else in accounting becomes more difficult...
Preparing for a distance learning exam can feel overwhelming! One moment, you’re confident in your knowledge, and the next, you’re second-guessing whether you’re truly ready. So, how do you know when it’s time to book your exam? Here’s a simple guide to help you determine if you’re ready to take the...
The AAT level Business Environment exam will be the first taste of written tasks for a student. This exam will be different to your other level 2 exams, but with the right preparation shouldn’t cause too many issues! For the Business Environment exam, you’ll have 2 hours to complete 8 tasks. There...
The AAT Level 2 Principles of Costing Techniques exam will be a student's first taste of management accounting. There will be a lot of new principles to learn, including an introduction to spreadsheet-style software. For the Principles of Costing Techniques exam, you’ll have 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete 7 tasks....
The AAT Level 2 Principles of Bookkeeping Controls exam should always follow on from the Introduction to Bookkeeping (ITBK) exam. Now this exam is known to be a little trickier than ITBK and will certainly take your understanding of double-entry bookkeeping to new heights! For the Principles of Bookkeeping Controls (POBC) exam,...
The AAT level 2 Introduction to Bookkeeping exam will often be the first exam that you as a student will sit on your AAT journey. Although far from one of the hardest AAT exams, it can be difficult to shake those exam nerves, especially when going into something for the first...
Months before the opening night of your favourite stage show, the crew join together for rehearsals. They practice their lines and iron out any kinks in the show. Why you may ask? Because the show runs smoother when the re-runs are more than just a rehearsal. When the curtain call comes...
