Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)

AAT is the professional body for Accounting Technicians. It was established in the UK in 1980 and is sponsored by the four major chartered accountancy bodies in the UK. In the 19 years since AAT was founded, the AAT qualification has become known and recognised in most parts of the world, so much so that AAT now has over 92 000 members and students worldwide. The qualification process involves a combination of Central Assessments (exams) and Devolved Assessment (continuous workplace assessment or simulations). There are three levels:

Membership of the AAT qualifies you as a licentiate of the BIA.

AAT Courses at Botswana Accountancy College

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Entry Requirements for AAT Courses

In general, to enrol for an AAT course at BAC an applicant must either:

1. be a registered student of AAT
   or
2. demonstrate their eligibility to register as a student of AAT
   or
3. have overall Cambridge School Certificate with credit pass in any of the following combinations: English & Mathematics, English & Accounts, Mathematics & Commerce or Accounts & Commerce.

and

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Other Information

• Course Fees
• Staff

Contacts

Contact the AAT course director by e-mail: aat@bac.ac.bw

Or by post at this address...

The AAT Course Director
Botswana Accountancy College
Private Bag 00319
Gaborone

For further information check the AAT web site: http://www.aat.co.uk/