AAT Level 2 Qualification | AAT Level 2 Bookkeeping Modules

Qualification Overview

AAT Level 2 has 2 variants.

AAT Level 2, Foundation Certificate in Bookkeeping (2 Subjects)
AAT Level 2, Foundation Certificate in Accounting (5 Subjects)

AAT Level 2 Qualification overview?

AAT Level 2 is the first step towards your full AAT accounting qualification and successful career in accounting and finance. The course gives you a full understanding of different kind of financial transactions within a bookkeeping job role.

AAT Level 2 provides a full-on understanding of important financial activities like dealing with customers and supplier records, entering invoices, discount calculations and taking the figures to the trial balance level.

This AAT level also covers payment methods, recording journals, dealing with bank reconciliations.

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AAT Level 2 - Module Description and AAT Exam Structure

What is covered in AAT Level 2 ?

Bookkeeping Transactions

Understand financial transactions within a bookkeeping system
Process customer transactions
Process supplier transactions
Process receipts and payments
Process transactions through the ledgers to the trial balance

Bookkeeping Controls

Understand payment methods
Understand controls in a bookkeeping system
Use control accounts
Use the journal
Reconcile a bank statement with the cash book

Work Effectively in Finance

Understand the finance function within an organisation
Use personal skills development
Produce work effectively
Understand corporate social responsibility (CSR), ethics and sustainability within organisations