I've been looking to start studying AAT level 2 for a few weeks now but getting started has been hard for me.
Do I simply just buy a book, study it and then book a test when I feel ready or is there more to it then that?
Is it worth applying for and completing a Level 2 AAT apprenticeship, or is it better to wait for a potential Level 3 opening? Is it worth sending speculative offers to local accounting businesses, or is the success rate extremely low?
I started but did not complete a finance and accounting degree (dropped out in semester 2 of first year). Can I still apply for apprenticeships in this field, as I know the rules on apprenticeships in the same field are a bit dubious?
You are in a flat with you and your husband. You can interact with objects in order to try avoid being murdered. If you fail the day repeats and you can try something new. Certain things that can happen are putting sleeping pills in a drink, hiding in a cupboard and calling the police. All with a different fail. Once you survive the day the game is compleyed and cuts to a cutscene which involves clocks in some capacity. The graphics are realistic.
Some of the info will be iffy and if it helps I remember Simon Miniminter playing this game.
I’ve decided to drop out of my first year at university as I haven’t enjoyed it, and I’m now looking to move into an apprenticeship—ideally accounting (Level 3 or higher), but I’m open to other business-related roles too.
I’ve started applying for Level 3 Business Administration apprenticeships as a backup, but I have a few questions:
Any advice or experiences would be really appreciated. I'm 20 if that is important