Accounting AAT – Diploma – Level 3
What will I learn?
Level 3 introduces more complex accounting tasks such as preparing financial accounts and maintaining cost accounting records.
The AAT Accounting Qualification is a professional qualification which will start you on the path to a successful accounting and finance career. The training will give you the practical skills and financial expertise to follow a rewarding career in professional accountancy. Read about Jemma’s experience on the course
What do we study at level 3 at Andover College?
Where will it lead me?
After you’ve gained AAT level 3, you can choose how to build on all the skills and knowledge you?’ve gained. The AAT will help develop your career as an accounting and finance professional.
You can:
– work towards level 4
– apply for qualified bookkeeper status
Fee Details 2
Due
to funding restrictions, anyone who doesn’t live in England or isn’t a UK
resident^ will need to go to this page on our website to check their eligibility
for an Advanced Learning Loan https://www.andover.ac.uk/fees-and-funding/
Due
to funding restrictions, anyone who doesn’t live in England, isn’t a UK
resident^ or who lives in the local authority areas^ of:
Cambridge
and Peterborough (CPCA)
Cornwall
(Cornwall)
East Midlands (EMCCA)
Greater London (London)
Greater
Manchester (GMCA)
Liverpool City Region (LCRCA)
North East (Combined
Authority) (NEMCA & NTCA)
South Yorkshire (SYMCA)
Tees Valley
(TVCA)
York
and North Yorkshire (YNCA)
West
Midlands (WMCA)
West Yorkshire (WYCA)
West of England (WECA)
Note:
for all courses with a start date on or after 1/8/26, the following local
authority areas have been added to the list above.
Buckinghamshire
(new for 26/27) (abbreviation to be confirmed)
Greater
Devon (new for 26/27) (abbreviation to be confirmed)
Greater
Lincolnshire (new for 26/27) (abbreviation to be confirmed)
Hull
and East Yorkshire (new for 26/27) (abbreviation to be confirmed)
Lancashire
(new for 26/27) (abbreviation to be confirmed)
Surrey
(new for 26/27) (abbreviation to be confirmed)
Warwickshire
(new for 26/27) (abbreviation to be confirmed)
Will
be unable to apply for fee remission and may be subject to higher course fees
than those published.
^go to this page on our website to check if your
postcode is in a devolved funding area or to check eligibility if you are a
non-UK resident: https://www.andover.ac.uk/fees-and-funding/
or Money Matters – Sparsholt College
Hampshire
If
you don’t live in England or are not a UK resident or live in any of the above
local authority areas and wish to enrol on the course, please contact us for
information on tuition fees.
Fee Code
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Fee Remission
Please Note Fee Remission for courses on or after 1/8/26 have not been confirmed by the DfE and may be subject to change
Free if aged 19+ and either unemployed or have a gross salary income (excl benefits) below £25,750* otherwise Advanced Learning Loan available.
Free if aged 19-23 and have not achieved a full Level 3 and have a gross salary income (excl benefits) above £25,750* otherwise Advanced Learning Loan available.
*19+ on 31/8 in academic year course starts. Includes those who are employed or self-employed. Please contact the College for further information on gross salary income (excl benefits) below £25,750 funding eligibility.
For further information on fee remission details linked to the above Fee Code – refer to our PT Application form on our website.
All fee remission is subject to availability of Government funding at the start date of a course and eligibility criteria.
Please Note
All fees are correct at the current time and may be subject to change.
Due to funding restrictions, this course is not eligible for:
Existing full time Sparsholt College/Andover College students aged 16, 17 or 18 (or 19-24 with an EHCP) on the 31/8 in the year they started/start their course.
Anyone undertaking an Apprenticeship