Welcome
From the President
The latest edition of your AAT student magazine coincides perfectly with the arrival of Spring. This issue is packed with valuable resources to propel you forward in your AAT journey.
Our cover story features insights from an experienced AAT tutor, revealing key strategies to maximise your study success. This article caters to both distance learners and classroom attendees, emphasising the importance of thorough preparation. Familiarise yourself with the qualification specifications and dedicate time to consistent practice – remember, repetition is key to mastering the material.
Transitioning into a new career can be challenging. In our Power skills section we equip you with tools to navigate complex situations, ask insightful questions, and confidently step outside your comfort zone.
Remember, achieving your AAT qualification is a long-term commitment. Remain focused, visualise your goals, and trust the process. We believe in you!
Kevin Bragg FMAAT, AAT President
Hannah Dolan, Editor
Editors letter
Psst, can we tell you a secret? Well, 8 secrets in fact. In this issue we’re getting the lowdown from an AAT tutor on how to make distance learning work for you plus giving you 8 tips on how to make a success of your studies.
If you’re looking to excel in formatting (excuse the pun) we’re diving into pivot table and data visualisation, with techniques on how to make your numbers do the talking. Don’t forget to take the mini quiz at the end to test your knowledge.
Have you always wondered what it would be like to start your own business? We speak to Lucy Cohen FMAAT, the co-founder, and CEO of Mazuma Accountants to dig into her expertise and gather insight on how to build on a brand.
P.S. We love hearing from you! Share your thoughts on the magazine and you could be in with the chance of winning a fabulous prize.
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