Assessment

To demonstrate the skills you’ve developed during your training, you’ll be assessed using AAT's flexible and practical computer based assessments (CBAs).

Agreed with your training provider, you’ll sit assessments as and when you’re ready. Your understanding of many learning and assessment areas is measured using formal tests, marked automatically and with provisional results available straight away.

Some learning and assessment areas use other computer-administered methods, including projects, reports and workplace evidence. These are marked by your training provider and you’ll normally have the results within six weeks.

Module	Assessment
Level 2 Certificate in Accounting
Basic Accounting I (BAI)	CBA
Basic Accounting II (BAII)	CBA
Basic Costing (BCCG)	CBA
Computerised Accounting (CMPA)	CBP or WBE
Work Effectively in Accounting and Finance (WEAF)	P or WBE
Level 3 Diploma in Accounting
Accounts Preparation I (API)	CBA
Accounts Preparation II (APII)	CBA
Cash Management (CMGT)	CBA
Costs and Revenues (CRS)	CBA
Indirect tax (ITX)	CBP or WBE
Spreadsheets (SPSW)	CBP or WBE
Professional Ethics in Accounting and Finance (PEAF)	CBA
Level 4 Diploma in Accounting
Financial Statements (FNST) 2.5hrs	CBA
Budgeting - 2.5hrs  (BGT)	CBA
Financial Performance (FNPF) - 2.5hrs	CBA
Internal Control and Accounting Systems (ICAS) - MCG Assessed & IV	P
Credit Management and Debt Control (CRMC) - Part 1 CBA 1 hr, Part  2 MS word proj down loaded from LearnPlus	CBP or WBE
External Auditing - 2hrs  (EXA)	CBA

CBA - Computer Based Assessment
CBP - Computer Based Project
WBE - Work Based Evidence
P -Project

Many of the learning areas are assessed by way of a computer based test. These are marked automatically and a provisional result is available immediately.

Computer based tests at Level 4 involve human marking and therefore, results for these assessments will be available within six weeks.