AAT policy work - education and skills training
AAT actively engages in the debate regarding the future of skills education in the UK.
AAT has always had an open access policy to help those who may have been limited before by lack of education, so we feel in a unique position to talk about our qualifications and the route it provides to the chartered accountancy bodies.
You can also read our responses to Government consultations below. All documents are downloadable in Microsoft Word format unless otherwise stated.
AAT education and skills consultation responses 2010
Wolf Review Evidence
AAT education and skills consultation responses 2009
Evidence from the AAT to the panel on fair access to the professions- Response to the UKCES
- Response to Explanatory Memorandum on IAESB Drafting Conventions
- Response to IFAC International Accounting Education Standards Board consultation
- AAT briefing on specification for apprenticeship standards
- AAT Response to FSSC Accountancy SQS
- Apprenticeship standards consultation response
- AAT response to DIUS consultation on Specification of Apprenticeship Standards for England
AAT education and skills consultation responses 2008
- AAT response to Raising Expectations consultation (June)
- Evidence of the AAT to IUS Select Committee (April)
- AAT Education and Skills Bill - GLH Briefing (March)
AAT education and skills consultation responses 2007
- Raising expectations - staying in education and training post-16 (Green Paper) (July)
- Delivering world class skills in a demand led system response (March)
- Supplementary Evidence to Education and Skills Select Committee (January)
- Evidence to Education and Skills Select Committee inquiry into post-16 skills training (January)