Study Accountancy in the United Kingdom
AAT's Education and Training Scheme
The AAT's Education and Training Scheme was designed by employers for
employers to give people the skills they require to succeed in the
ever-changing workplace. The move more than five years ago to the
competence-based approach to training reflected employers needs for a
structure providing more practical assessment against occupational
standards.
Again, it was evident from a presidential visit to Cyprus made by AAT
earlier this year that the tremendous growth in the country's economy
and industry, and, in the 3, 000 off-shore companies, also registered
there, has meant the need for a skilled workforce is stronger than ever.
And at one employers meeting, Mr Theedoros Parpens, Partner at Price
Waterhouse, Nicosia, reinforced this message giving a personal account
of how Accounting Technicians are benefiting industry and commerce.
Employers willingness to register as Approved Assessment Centres shows
the high regard in which the AAT's competence-based Education and
Training Scheme is held. Indeed, with the recognition and support of
more than 30, 000 employers worldwide, the Scheme increasingly fulfils a
valuable specialist function.
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