Level 4 AAT Drafting and Interpreting Financial Statements
Course Overview
When studying Level 4 Drafting and Interpreting Financial Statements, you will be expected to be capable of drafting financial statements of single limited companies and groups of companies with little supervision. This AAT unit is suitable for individuals have might have also completed Level 2 Introduction to Bookkeeping, Level 2 Principles of Bookkeeping Controls, Level 3 Financial Accounting: Preparing Financial Statements and Level 4 Cash and Financial Management. This unit is mandatory in the Level 4 Diploma in Professional Accounting.
What is AAT? AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) is the world’s leading professional body for bookkeeping and accounting with over 130,000 members worldwide. Their qualifications are developed in consultation with employers and will equip you with the key financial skills modern businesses are currently looking for, plus they are the perfect starting point for a successful, rewarding career in accounting and finance.
Please note: This is a revision resource, not a qualification, and it does not include any examination fees. This resource is designed to aid preparing for an exam.
If you wish to use these units towards sitting your AAT exam, it is important to register with AAT before completing these standalone units, so the GLH is counted towards your overall qualification.
Key Information
Course Length
90 hours
Course Level
Level 4
Awarding Body
AAT
Learning Method(s)
Online materials
Online assessment
For Individuals
Cost and Funding Information
Full Cost Price
£230.00
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Unit 1
This unit provides students with the skills and knowledge for drafting the financial statements of single limited companies and consolidated financial statements for groups of companies. Students will also acquire the tools and techniques required to analyse and interpret financial statements using ratio analysis.