AAT – AQ2016
Let us support you through the transition from AQ2016 to the new Q2022 syllabus
The introduction of the new AAT Q2022 syllabus will begin a transition period for students on the AQ2016 syllabus, with AQ2016 exams able to be sat up to the 30th September 2023.
At HTFT Partnership we want to support you through your transition, so we have set out below our transitional guidance (Level by Level) along with links to our AAT AQ2016 provision.
You must have passed one exam under AQ2016 to be eligible to transfer.
The table below provides guidance on what you can transfer from AQ2016 to Q2022.
If you have completed Level 2 and haven’t yet progressed onto Level 3, we recommend waiting till the 1st September and transferring over to Q2022.
If you are part way through Level 2, determine whether you will be able complete it by the 30th September 2023. If you feel you can, we would recommend to stick with AQ2016.
If you feel it’s unlikely or there is a risk that you will not be able to complete Level 2 we advise you complete the AAT Transitional arrangements tool and understand what modules will transfer over and which modules wont before making a decision.
If you have any questions, or are unsure of what is best for you please contact us.
AAT Level 2 Foundation Certificate in Accounting
The table below provides guidance on what you can transfer from AQ2016 to Q2022.
If you have completed Level 3 and haven’t yet progressed onto Level 4, we recommend waiting till the 1st September and transferring over to Q2022.
If you are part way through Level 3, determine whether you will be able complete it by the 30th September 2023. If you feel you can, we would recommend to stick with AQ2016.
If you feel it’s unlikely or there is a risk that you will not be able to complete Level 3 we advise you complete the AAT Transitional arrangements tool and understand what modules will transfer over and which modules wont before making a decision.
If you have any questions, or are unsure of what is best for you please contact us.
AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting packages
The table below provides guidance on what you can transfer from AQ2016 to Q2022.
If you are part way through Level 4, determine whether you will be able complete it by the 30th September 2023. If you feel you can, we would recommend to stick with AQ2016.
If you feel it’s unlikely or there is a risk that you will not be able to complete Level 4 we advise you complete the AAT Transitional arrangements tool and understand what modules will transfer over and which modules wont before making a decision.
If you have any questions, or are unsure of what is best for you please contact us.
AAT Level 4 Professional Diploma in Accounting
AAT have produced the following document on transition arrangements from AQ2016 to Q2022: Q2022 Transition
If you are a new AAT student, or about to start a new level, then start studying with HTFT Partnership on the new Q2022 syllabus.
AAT Level 2 Foundation Certificate in Accounting (AQ2016)
The Foundation Certificate in Accounting (Level 2) will prepare you for entry level accounting roles by giving you a solid foundation in finance administration – covering areas such as double entry bookkeeping and basic costing principles.
AAT Level 3 Advanced Diploma in Accounting (AQ2016)
On this course you’ll master more complex financial processes, including final accounts for sole traders and partnerships, costs and revenues and professional ethics, making it perfect for anyone interested in a career in bookkeeping, or who wants to go on to become a fully-qualified accountant.
AAT Level 4 Professional Diploma in Accounting (AQ2016)
Get the skills you need to become a financial team leader or set up your own practice with the Professional Diploma in Accounting. You’ll cover statements for limited companies and complex management accounting tasks and you can really hone your skills with optional specialist units including busine…