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AAT Apprentice Accountant (Apprenticeship)
| Posting date: | 01 April 2024 |
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| Salary: | £11.95 to £11.95 per hour |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 30 April 2024 |
| Location: | London, EC3M 5BN |
| Company: | GetMyFirstJob Ltd |
| Job type: | Apprenticeship |
| Job reference: | 248026 |
Summary
Duties include:
Process Invoices ensuring they are coded correctly and paid on time.
Process staff expenses.
Process company credit card expenses.
Process daily cash management tasks.
Assist in Balance sheet reconciliations.
Administer the shared mailboxes.
General admin tasks as requested across the team.
Training
Advanced Diploma - AAT Level 3
Advanced builds on the knowledge gained in the Foundation level. If you work in accounts or have studied accountancy before, you may be able to start at this level. You’ll learn complex accounting techniques, and master a number of accounting disciplines including financial processes, advanced bookkeeping, final accounts and ethical practices for accountants.
This level will encourage you to master more complex accounting principles in both Bookkeeping and Management Accounting. You’ll develop the technical skills to start, or progress, your career in accountancy and this will allow you to continue with your studies onto Level 4.
To pass this level you’ll need to study five units (also known as subjects), which are all mandatory. Four of the units are examined individually and there is also a synoptic assessment that you’ll take towards the end of the level, which incorporates the final two units as well as drawing on all of the other units you’ve studied at this level.
The area you will cover include:
Advanced Bookkeeping.
Final Accounts Preparation.
Management Accounting: Costing.
Indirect Tax.
Advanced Synoptic Assessment.
The Apprenticeship standard details the essential Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours that somebody would need to demonstrate to be a successful Assistant Accountant, this includes, Business Awareness, Ethics, Communication, Embracing Change and Problem Solving. Apprentices will need to show they are competent in all the areas detailed in the standard when they take End Point Assessment.
The Knowledge areas of the standard will typically be covered through completion of the AAT qualification. Skills and Behaviours are developed through workshops, e-learning, workplace training and practical experience provided ‘on-the-job’.
Qualifications required
A Levels grade A-C.
GCSE's grades 9/A* - 4/B including Maths and English.
Skills required
Action oriented
You take on new tasks, opportunities and challenges with a keen interest and an appetite to learn and recognise the need to be flexible and adaptable to move things forward.
Plans and aligns
You plan and prioritise your work to fit with deadlines and longer term goals and collaborate with others when necessary.
Self-development
You demonstrate enthusiasm by seeking new ways to grow and be challenged, through both formal and informal development channels.
Intermediate level Excel and Word.
Prospects
Fixed term contract with potential of being permanent.
Qualification / Standard : ST0002 Assistant accountant
Duration 18 months
Process Invoices ensuring they are coded correctly and paid on time.
Process staff expenses.
Process company credit card expenses.
Process daily cash management tasks.
Assist in Balance sheet reconciliations.
Administer the shared mailboxes.
General admin tasks as requested across the team.
Training
Advanced Diploma - AAT Level 3
Advanced builds on the knowledge gained in the Foundation level. If you work in accounts or have studied accountancy before, you may be able to start at this level. You’ll learn complex accounting techniques, and master a number of accounting disciplines including financial processes, advanced bookkeeping, final accounts and ethical practices for accountants.
This level will encourage you to master more complex accounting principles in both Bookkeeping and Management Accounting. You’ll develop the technical skills to start, or progress, your career in accountancy and this will allow you to continue with your studies onto Level 4.
To pass this level you’ll need to study five units (also known as subjects), which are all mandatory. Four of the units are examined individually and there is also a synoptic assessment that you’ll take towards the end of the level, which incorporates the final two units as well as drawing on all of the other units you’ve studied at this level.
The area you will cover include:
Advanced Bookkeeping.
Final Accounts Preparation.
Management Accounting: Costing.
Indirect Tax.
Advanced Synoptic Assessment.
The Apprenticeship standard details the essential Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours that somebody would need to demonstrate to be a successful Assistant Accountant, this includes, Business Awareness, Ethics, Communication, Embracing Change and Problem Solving. Apprentices will need to show they are competent in all the areas detailed in the standard when they take End Point Assessment.
The Knowledge areas of the standard will typically be covered through completion of the AAT qualification. Skills and Behaviours are developed through workshops, e-learning, workplace training and practical experience provided ‘on-the-job’.
Qualifications required
A Levels grade A-C.
GCSE's grades 9/A* - 4/B including Maths and English.
Skills required
Action oriented
You take on new tasks, opportunities and challenges with a keen interest and an appetite to learn and recognise the need to be flexible and adaptable to move things forward.
Plans and aligns
You plan and prioritise your work to fit with deadlines and longer term goals and collaborate with others when necessary.
Self-development
You demonstrate enthusiasm by seeking new ways to grow and be challenged, through both formal and informal development channels.
Intermediate level Excel and Word.
Prospects
Fixed term contract with potential of being permanent.
Qualification / Standard : ST0002 Assistant accountant
Duration 18 months