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Accredited Accounting Technician (AAT) Examination

Overview

The Accredited Accounting Technician (AAT) Examination confirms your knowledge that a competent accounting technician should possess, building a broad awareness in various aspects of accounting and business. It is one of the key requirements for you to apply for the Associate Membership of the HKAIAT.

The HKIAAT syllabus has been developed to match Hong Kong's unique business market. The qualification is in demand by the public and private sectors in Hong Kong. It is gaining a foothold outside Hong Kong, in mainland China and overseas. It is the only designation of its kind that's recognised by educational institutes locally and overseas and Hong Kong's sole statutory regulatory body for accountants - the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants.

The AAT qualification is a good qualification for the young generation to start a career as an accounting technician. It also offers opportunities for them to articulate to higher academic and professional qualification in accounting.

Full version of the New Qualification Framework Final Paper


(Please click image to download the final paper of the New Qualification Framework)
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Important Note:


HKIAAT has put in place a comprehensive set of transitional arrangements to cater for the needs of different students for a smooth transition under the new qualification framework. Click here for details. The transitional arrangements set out here supersede the previous one printed in the above final paper of the new qualification framework for Hong Kong AATs issued in February 2008.