AAT Level 4 Professional Diploma in Accounting 2019-20

Prerequisites£

The course details are being finalised, for now please book a provisional place here and we will let you know when the details and application packs are available

AAT Level 4, Professional Diploma in accounting.

Students will be placed on the public day release programme with an external provider

Once you have registered here you will need to complete the application form at the back of the briefing pack. This pack is available on our website https://www.finance.admin.cam.ac.uk/training/professional-qualifications/aat/university-programme Dates will be added once they have been confirmed

Departmental or college accounts staff who have completed either AAT Level 3 or AAT Intermediate.

• Completed either AAT Level 3 or AAT Intermediate.

• Approval by line managers and Finance Training Manager

Number of sessions: 17

#	Date	Time	Venue		Trainer
1	Mon 9 Sep 2019   13:30 - 14:15	13:30 - 14:15	Greenwich House, Heidelberg Room	map
2	Thu 12 Sep 2019   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
3	Thu 19 Sep 2019   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
4	Thu 26 Sep 2019   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
5	Thu 3 Oct 2019   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
6	Mon 28 Oct 2019   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
7	Fri 24 Jan 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
8	Fri 31 Jan 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
9	Fri 7 Feb 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
10	Fri 14 Feb 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
11	Fri 21 Feb 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
12	Fri 28 Feb 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
13	Mon 30 Mar 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
14	Mon 4 May 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
15	Mon 11 May 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
16	Mon 18 May 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map
17	Mon 15 Jun 2020   09:30 - 16:30	09:30 - 16:30	First Intuition	map

Financial Statements of Limited Companies

• Demonstrate an understanding of the reporting frameworks and ethical principles that underpin financial reporting
• Demonstrate an understanding of the key features of a published set of financial statements
• Draft statutory financial statements for a limited company
• Draft consolidated financial statements
• Interpret financial statements using ratio analysis

Management Accounting: Budgeting

• Prepare forecasts of income and expenditure
• Prepare budgets
• Demonstrate how budgeting can improve organisational performance
• Report budgetary information to management in a clear and appropriate format

Management Accounting: Decision and Control

• Analyse a range of costing techniques to support the management accounting function of an organisation
• Calculate and use standard costing to improve performance
• Demonstrate a range of statistical techniques to analyse business information
• Use appropriate financial and non-financial performance techniques to aid decision making
• Evaluate a range of cost management techniques to enhance value and aid decision making

Accounting Systems and Control - Synoptic

• Demonstrate an understanding of the role and responsibilities of the accounting function within an organisation.
• Evaluate internal control systems
• Evaluate an organisation’s accounting system and underpinning procedures
• Analyse recommendations made to improve an organisation’s accounting system

Personal Tax

• Analyse the theories, principles and rules that underpin taxation systems
• Calculate a UK taxpayer’s total income
• Calculate income tax and National Insurance (NI) contributions payable by a UK taxpayer
• Account for capital gains tax
• Discuss the basics of inheritance tax

Cash and Treasury Management

• Use statistical techniques and financial information to prepare forecasts of cash receipts and payments
• Prepare cash budgets and monitor cash flows within the organisation
• Evaluate the principles of cash management within the context of regulation and government monetary policies
• Evaluate ways of raising finance in accordance with organisational requirements
• Evaluate ways of investing surplus funds within organisational policies

Mixture of tutor led and self study with 6 units which are assessed by means of computer based assessments and/or a synoptic assessment

Day release.