WARRINGTON & Vale Royal College has been shortlisted as AAT Medium Training Provider of the Year 2024 in this year’s prestigious AAT Training Provider Awards.
Warrington & Vale Royal College, an approved provider of AAT qualifications, strives to equip students with the practical work-based skills, knowledge and essential skills needed to succeed in the accounting profession. AAT is the UK’s primary qualification and membership body for AAT and solidifies the college’s commitment to providing technical courses that get students career ready.
Nicola Wilson, Subject Lead in Accountancy at the college, said: “I am over the moon about being shortlisted for this award. It feels like years of hard work from the team is finally paying off. I believe we’ve done more than enough to win this award; I am looking forward to the ceremony on the 14th of March!”
Choosing Warrington & Vale Royal College to study an AAT qualification means investing in professional status, recognised qualifications, and a significant boost in earning potential. The college’s pragmatic approach to education prepares students for the realities of the accounting profession and positions them for success in the job market.
As Warrington & Vale Royal College anticipates the results of the AAT Medium Training Provider of the Year 2024 award, it continues to prioritise excellence in delivering AAT qualifications. Join Warrington & Vale Royal College in advancing your career with AAT certifications at an institution that stands out for its commitment to practical, industry-relevant education.
To find out more about the college’s accountancy courses, visit: wvr.ac.uk/subject-areas/accountancy
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