AAT L2 Principles of Costing (2022 syllabus)
Duration: 40-50 Hours
Level: 2
Exams: 1
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Principles of Costing (PCTN)
You will be introduced to the principles of basic costing and build a solid foundation in the knowledge and skills for more complex costing and management accounting.
You will learn the importance of the costing system as a source of information that allows management to plan, make decisions and control costs. You should recognise the key differences from a business perspective between costing and financial accounting.
- Understand the cost recording system within an organisation
- Use cost recording techniques
- Provide information on actual and budgeted costs and income
- Use tools and techniques to support cost calculations
As this unit is designed for the complete beginner, there are no prerequisites. However, you must have basic numerical skills and a good understanding of the English language.
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AAT was established in 1980 and is the world’s leading professional body for accounting technicians with over 130,000 members.
AAT’s qualifications are internationally-recognised, OfQual regulated, and the syllabus has been developed after feedback from businesses so students develop real-world skills which improve their employability. They award 80% of all vocational qualifications in accounting.
Organisations such as Sainsbury’s, P&G, Morgan Stanley, the Ministry of Defence and many more continue to hire AAT qualified members for their knowledge, skills, and diligence.
Studying for an AAT qualification is a much more cost-effective option for school-leavers. It offers the promise of a career in a well-respected profession and doesn’t lead to the eye-watering levels of debt associated with a typical university education.
80% of AAT members that have completed an AAT accounting qualification agree that it has increased their earning potential.*
* – source – AAT’s salary survey 2021
If you choose to sit the exam at the end of this unit, you would be required to have registered as a student with the AAT first. You would then contact your nearest testing centre to book your exam.
To find your nearest venue go to https://www.aat.org.uk/assessment/assessment-venue/search
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