Wish me luck...

gallygirl

ZTD wrote:

I wouldn't claim that you couldn't do it, but it would be like turning to the Dark Side.

"Beware of the Dark Side. Consolidation loans...charges...sales targets. The dark side of the Force are they. Easily they flow, quick to join you in a Credit Card battle."
Yoda-

Your new Avatar... (handing over a credit card)





Almost undoubtably. It's something I've been thinking about.

Anyone know how I'd get to become an Auditor?

Work v hard then get v v v unlucky:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: IMHO

vics_1982

Hello there,

You wouldn't need to do an A level then go onto aat, you can start AAT at foundation level with GCSE or experience you could also do evening classes at the local college, normally one evening per week or do what i do which is home study through a private college(institute type thing).

If you type aat into google and go on there website you can have a look through. also there is a discussion board. if you post on there we will help you.

Its well worth it, and you can progress at your own place, however with home study you have to be disciplined.

Good luck in whatever you decide.

Vics
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