Accountancy
General Information
- Apprenticeship lasts 1-3 years.
- Training is completed largely in the workplace and through day-release.
- As well as a vocational qualification, the Apprenticeship may also provide the opportunity to undertake further qualifications and attend a residential course. Functional skills in English and Maths may be required.
- Apprentices must complete 20% off job training.
- Most successful applicants will start their training at level 2 and are able to progress to Levels 3 and 4 subject to job role and competency.
- Apprenticeships offer a debt free, direct route into employment.
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Main Components
- AAT accredited
- Foundation level to Accounting Certificate
- Basic accounting principles and techniques
- Ideal if new to finance
- Units & Synoptic Assessments
- End Point Assessment
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Main Components
- AAT Accredited Diploma in Accounting
- Technical training in accounting across a range of complex accounting tasks
- Ideal for progression from entry level or developing from existing workplace knowledge
- Units & Synoptic Assessments
- End Point Assessment
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Main Components
- AAT Accredited Professional Diploma
- Professional status qualification
- Specialisms in areas such as Tax, Credit Control and Auditing
- Units & Synoptic Assessments
- End Point Assessment
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Career Options
- Finance Controller
- Accounts Assistant
- Bookkeeper
- Auditor
- Accountant
- Data analyst
- Credit controller
Top benefits for applying
- Gain an industry recognised, professional qualification through the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) at foundation level through to degree level.
- Stay ahead of graduates with an Accountancy Apprenticeship, you will qualify faster than if you had gone to university and with no student debt!
- Working alongside finance professionals you will qualify with a well rounded set of skills, experience and qualifications that will make you a highly sought after employee.
Entry requirements
- Good GCSE grades (Grade 4 or above in Maths and English) or equivalent are required.
- Commitment, determination and enthusiasm!
Recruitment
- Apply to HWGTA by carefully completing our application form.
- All applicants undergo assessment and interviews.
- Recruitment is between February and July (levels 2 & 3), to start an Apprenticeship during September. The AAT level 4 programme starts in January with a duration of 18 months.
- Companies make the final recruitment decision and all Apprenticeship places are employed positions.
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