When you study with us at Eagle Education, you’ll have the option to choose to subscribe monthly, quarterly, or yearly. The bigger the subscription, the more money you’ll save. But is £430 for an AAT yearly subscription worth it? Let’s take a look… Start when you subscribe Technology is so advanced today that when we purchase something, we usually want it immediately. As a society, we no longer need to wait for things. Want to watch that TV programme you enjoy? Stream it anytime. Need an item as soon as possible? Next day delivery. You have to admit, we are becoming much more impatient ..read more

  If you’re seeking a career in accounting and finance, you might wonder how you can stand out in a highly competitive job market. One way to differentiate yourself is through gaining relevant work experience. Not only will this show potential employers your skills in action, but it will also help you to develop your practical knowledge. But where do you start? Networking Networking is a great way to meet people in your industry and gain potential experience. You can start this process by creating a LinkedIn profile and connecting with like-minded individuals in the accounting and finance ..read more

  AAT is a great qualification, especially as you can start it with no prior knowledge or qualifications, and it’s relatively quick to complete. But just how fast can you realistically get through the levels? Read on to find out more. First, what is AAT? AAT, or Association of Accounting Technicians, is the accounting body for accounting professionals. The AAT qualification is one of the most popular accounting qualifications. It is made up of three levels: Level 2, Level 3, and Level 4. There is also a Bookkeeping level which takes certain subjects from Level 2 and Level 3 to create a Bo ..read more

  Are you ready to become a leader? It’s not enough to just be knowledgeable in your field to be a leader, it also requires an understanding of how to motivate others, problem-solve, and make important decisions. But don’t worry, achieving this is within reach. With the right guidance and information, anyone can develop the qualities needed to succeed as a leader. Develop your communication skills Communication is a skill that we use every day, and it’s crucial to be able to express yourself clearly and effectively. However, much like a muscle, communication skills need to be exercised re ..read more

  Preparing for a job interview can be nerve-wracking, especially if you’re trying to secure your first job in the accounting and finance industry. After weeks of submitting resumes, and attempting to stand out from other candidates, landing an interview is an accomplishment. Now that you are one step closer to starting your dream career, preparation is essential to presenting yourself as a confident candidate who knows their value. Here are some tips on how to prepare for an important interview. Research the company It’s important to have strong knowledge about the job and company that y ..read more

  No! We know that sounds a bit simple, but Eagle really is a fantastic way to achieve your chosen qualification – no catches. When you subscribe to Eagle, you get full access to all subjects of your qualification – all included in the price – so you don’t have to pay per subject. You also receive mentor and tutor support, and work on resources provided by market leader Kaplan. We’re ready to answer your questions and reassure you that there’s nothing to worry about when choosing Eagle Education as your training provider. What is Eagle Education? Firstly, who are we, and what do we do? At ..read more

  Expert tutor, Jen Woodhams, shares tips and advice on how to tackle the ACCA Applied Skills exams. There are six exams for the ACCA Applied Skills level. These are Corporate and Business Law (LW), Performance Management (PM), Taxation (TX), Financial Reporting (FR), Audit and Assurance (AA), and Financial Management (FM). Five of these exams* include both objective test-style questions and longer questions, known as Constructive Response questions. Before the exam it is beneficial to practise questions on the ACCA Practice Platform found on the ACCA website. This allows you to familiari ..read more

  Are you maximising the full potential of your business? As a small business owner, it can be difficult to keep track of all the different areas that need attention. Many times there is crucial knowledge missing, especially when it comes to accounting-related topics such as analysis, reporting, and forecasting. If this sounds familiar, don’t worry. You can strengthen your knowledge in this area and bridge any gaps without breaking the bank. Identifying accounting knowledge gaps in your business Accounting knowledge gaps within your business can make all the difference when it comes to ac ..read more

  Starting your career in any industry can be a confusing process. But if you’re an aspiring accountant, you may find that there are many misconceptions. Common myths about accountants are that the career is ‘too hard,’ that you need to be a ‘maths genius,’ or that you need a degree. However, this is not the case. Not only do you not need a degree to be an accountant, but there are many routes and various entry points to accountancy qualifications for you to get into your chosen career. Of course, being good at maths is a bonus, and you’ll need to understand figures to do the basics. Howe ..read more

  Are you an accountant looking for a career that takes your profession to the next level? Do you have a passion for solving complex financial issues and preventing crime? If so, becoming a Financial Crime Risk Analyst could be right up your street. Going beyond traditional accounting roles, being a Financial Crime Risk Analyst provides unique opportunities to use specialist knowledge, coupled with modern technology to combat worsening global financial crimes. What is a Financial Crime Risk Analyst? A Financial Crime Risk Analyst works within the financial services sector to identify, ass ..read more