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Learning in the classroom
Studying for an AAT qualification in the classroom, whether as a full or part-time student, puts you in constant contact with both your AAT tutor and other students. If you’re not long out of school or college, this can be a natural progression within a learning environment that you are used to. If it’s a return to study after many years or first time in the classroom, this is often a familiar setting conducive to learning and progression.
Being part of a group in the classroom adds up to a shared learning experience. You can from work and study with other students and will all benefit from your tutor questions and getting the answers you need, there and then.
Full-time study
Studying full-time at an AAT-approved training provider may suit you if you are not currently in a permanent, full-time job. It’s a popular route both for those continuing on straight from full-time education, or if you are looking to make a career change and have the time and resources to devote to full-time study. Although it involves a big commitment, this is a quicker route as full-time AAT students often qualify sooner than part-time students or distance learners.
Part-time study
Training part-time is a very popular choice for anyone currently in full-time work. It means that you don’t have to give up a permanent role and can participate in evening, weekend or day release courses. Some companies may also be in a position to offer sponsorship for part-time study.
This is also useful option if you already work in accountancy or finance, as a new AAT qualification will allow you to put your new skills to good use straight away in your workplace.