AAT Annual Report and accounts

Refocus, renewal, relevance

Refocus, renewal, relevance

The Annual Report and accounts for the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) provides an overview of our performance from 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023.

As AAT President, I’ve been so very proud to champion AAT qualifications as a route to a career in accounting. In my working life, I’ve found colleagues working in finance who never had an opportunity to study and qualify. AAT gives access to a recognised standard of attainment and I advocate for AAT at every opportunity. 
Christina Earls, AAT President 2022–2023
2022/2023 was my first full year as AAT CEO and it's been one of renewal, refocus and relevance. Renewal because we launched our new suite of qualifications in September 2022. Refocus and relevance because we re-evaluated AAT's purpose in a post-pandemic world, to ensure that we would be able to grow and thrive. The result was the launch of our Securing future relevance to 2030 strategic plan in February 2023. AAT's achievements in the past year have helped set the foundations for beginning our future direction. And I'm confident that AAT is well placed to help the profession tackle the accountancy skills shortages and other challenges the industry might face. 
Sarah Beale, AAT CEO