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SamB


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Hi

 

My name is Sam and and I am a newbie to this forum.  I work for a small business as an Office Manager and have taken on book-keeping as part of my role!  I have been book-keeping for just under 6 months, have no formal qualifications other than being organised!!  I am hoping to underpin my learning with a qualification one day as soon as I can find time but at the moment I am learning on the job and that is why I have joined this forum!

 

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SamB wrote:

Hi

 

My name is Sam and and I am a newbie to this forum.  I work for a small business as an Office Manager and have taken on book-keeping as part of my role!  I have been book-keeping for just under 6 months, have no formal qualifications other than being organised!!  I am hoping to underpin my learning with a qualification one day as soon as I can find time but at the moment I am learning on the job and that is why I have joined this forum!

 

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 Hi

Out of interest, what support are your employers providing for your bookkeeping training?    

Do you have the support of a qualified line manager?   Or Accountant?

Get them to cover your course costs for the AAT, its the least they can do.



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SamB


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I do have full support from our Accountants, which is useful! What do you suggest training/qualification wise?

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AAT as I mentioned above.

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Hi Sam 

Welcome to the forum

I would suggest AAT as well.



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Hi Sam :) I agree with the posters above. The AAT is a good basis for your training.

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