Sep 1, 2022 · Be in the know about anti-money laundering. Our explainer tells you all you need to know to get star. In 1 September 2022, we launched our new qualifications suite, Q2022. As a result, we’ll withdraw the AQ2016 qualifications on 30 September 2023.

• no AAT achievements prior to AQ2016 (AQ2010, AQ2013, NVQ) will be recognised for transitioning to Q2022 • any transitional arrangements from AQ2016 to Q2022 will be transferred onto a student’s statement of achievement at the percentage result …

Sep 18, 2023 · Here we answer your top questions about how to transition from AQ2016 and register on Q2022. 1. What is the deadline for sitting assessments on the AQ2016 syllabus? The deadline for sitting assessments on the AQ2016 syllabus is 30 September 2023, students will not be able to sit any assessments after this date. 2.

On 1 September 2022, AAT launched Qualifications 2022 (Q2022), new versions of our bookkeeping and accounting qualifications. Here we answer your frequently asked questions about Q2022. Q: I haven’t completed my AQ2016 qualification yet. What happens now that Q2022 has launched? A: Nothing. You won’t lose any of the assessments you’ve ...

Sep 30, 2023 · But this time around, AAT’s syllabus update is more substantial. The move from AQ2016 to Q2022 is designed to cover all the technical knowledge that employers value, whilst expanding on future-facing areas such as business awareness and commercial focus.

Feb 4, 2021 · Students currently studying AQ2016 will have until 30th September 2023 to complete their AAT qualification under the current syllabus. Anyone who has not completed the qualification by this date will have to finish their remaining units on …

Oct 6, 2021 · From February 2022, the AAT are introducing a bookkeeping and accounting qualification that features a new syllabus, known as Q2022. What is AAT Q2022? When can I study the AAT Q2022 qualifications? What are the AQ2016 and …

Jul 19, 2022 · Looking at studying AAT? We’ve got details on changes from AQ2016 and what you’ll cover if you’re going to study the AAT Q2022 syllabus. A quick look on what you’ll cover is broken down by each AAT level below.

The introduction of the new AAT Q2022 syllabus will begin a transition period for students on the AQ2016 syllabus, with AQ2016 exams able to be sat up to the 30th September 2023.

With our AAT TransitionalAL course, you don’t need to wait until September to get started. Our TransitionAL course will enable you to enrol on both; the current (AQ2016) Syllabus and the new Syllabus (Q2022) which will arrive in September.