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Mike


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Does anyone know whether bookkeeping carried out as a sole trader on a self employed basis can count towards the one year of practical experience which needs to be completed in order to become a member of the AAT, once all the necessary examinations have been completed?

Or do they only count 'supervised' work experience? What are the rules?

Which is the best distance learning provider to go with for AAT: BPP or FTC Kaplan?

These are the main two I've heard of; are there any others worth considering?







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sarad


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I studied AAT with FTC distance learning and they are very good. I do not know about BPP.
Just email membership support [membershipsupport@aat.org.uk], they can let you know what counts toward practical experience

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