British adults think solicitor, accountant and teacher are among the most challenging jobs to enter without a degree Accountancy, teaching and law are believed to…
The year 2012 has been named the ‘Best Year’ of the 2010s, according to a new survey commissioned by AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians). The…
AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) is pleased to announce that it has signed a contract to partner with PSI Services (UK) Limited (PSI) to provide…
27% of Brits haven’t taken any courses or earned any further qualifications since starting work A staggering 57% of us admit we’ve lost all hope…
AAT backs Centenary Commission on adult education Today (18 November 2019) the Centenary Commission on Adult Education published its long awaited report on adult education and…
AAT response to Government announcement that over half of young people now go to university Mark Farrar, Chief Executive, AAT, said: “Whilst university is the…
Poll: Young people set sights on being their own boss New research into young people’s attitudes towards their future careers has found that 43% of…
Will future leaders need degrees? It’s official: best learning is ‘on the job’ Worrying new research from AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians), the UK’s leading qualification…
The apprenticeship picture doesn’t look particularly rosy when reading the National Audit Office’s report into the apprenticeship programme, published to tie in with National Apprenticeship…
Leading distance learning provider The Skills Network has launched a new joint venture with global accounting body AAT (The Association of Accounting Technicians), to support…
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