The T Level in Accounting is aimed at preparing you for the basic knowledge and skills as an assistant accountant, for a career in accounting and finance.
Financial & Professional ServicesThe T Level in Accounting is aimed at preparing you for the basic knowledge and skills as an assistant accountant, for a career in accounting and finance. Assistant Accountants are involved in a wide range of accounting tasks, from report preparation to ledger maintenance, bank statements reconciliation and cash flow forecasting.
In the classroom, you will be working independently, or in groups to solve accounting problems. You will be researching and designing an innovative solution to a business issue, and then presenting your findings to the group. You’ll also have a chance to practice your new skills in the workplace.
Students will be expected to carry out a extensive work experience placement. This should equate to a minimum of 316 hours.
In year 1, students are assessed through an Employer Set Project which ensures students can combine core knowledge and skills as well as an externally marked exam.
Combined this will be graded A*-U.
Year 2 students will specialise and develop the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve competence status.
Students will be assessed by a synoptic assessment which will be graded Pass, Merit or Distinction.
At USP college students have access to a wide range of enrichment opportunities which will contribute to your personal growth and development and support your academic studies.
The Business studies department brings in a lot of Industry experts and Chartered Accountants, and Accountants in practice to give learners industry standard inputs and skills development during our unique Students CPD days. There also variety of enrichment activities open to students in the college to help develop all the soft and transferable skills required in the accounting profession.
You can continue your studies into a Level 4 Accounting Course which is offered at USP College, taking the degree route into accountancy. You can also apply to study at Level 4 apprenticeship in accounting to gain full industry-recognised qualification like AAT level 4, which can lead you to become a Chartered Accountant.
Alternatively, you could go straight to employment as assistant accountant.
Find out more about the career pathways this course relates to.
