The AAT Level 2 Award in Bookkeeping is a Vocational Related Qualification (VRQ) level 2 and is a nationally recognised and accredited qualification. It provides an introduction to basic bookkeeping designed to give you knowledge and understanding.
The Bookkeeping course is ideal for those looking for a more flexible method of training. The package concentrates on developing practical skills in a flexible learning environment.
The course is ideal if you want:
There are no requirements to do the course.
You will be assessed through a Computer Based Assessment (CBA). The assessments are timetabled to take place a few weeks after your five-day course. This gives you the best possible chance of passing as it allows you time to digest what you have learned.

You will be assessed through a Computer Based Assessment (CBA). The assessments are timetabled to take place a few weeks after your five-day course. This gives you the best possible chance of passing as it allows you time to digest what you have learned.
In order to sit your assessment, from 30 November 2008, you will need a Unique Learner Number (ULN) to take the exam. You can obtain this from the Learner Registration Service.
The Bookkeeping course is a five day classroom course at one of our BPP centres. You will have five days of expert tuition and PC based practice.
On successful completion of your assessment, you will have achieved an AAT Level 2 Award in Bookkeeping.
On the course you will be given:
A computer based exam (one attempt) is included in the cost of the course. Retakes will incur an additional charge.
You are able to study the Bookkeeping qualification at home. The study materials can be purchased from BPP Learning Media on 01506 472255 or email lmsupport@bpp.com