Stephanie has completed AAT Level 2 and Level 3, and is now working towards Level 4. Here’s what she has to say about her experience with us so far.

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Nileena was looking for flexibility while studying, as someone who works full-time and couldn't attend classes on campus. She's now 75% through her course and looking forward to qualifying. I’m a ...

I currently own a company with my husband, who is an Engineer. He also owns an additional company with a business partner and for both companies, I undertake the admin and bookkeeping responsibilities ...

Rebecca found her career opportunities doubled in size after adding "AAT" to her CV. I’m currently studying AAT Level 3 with ICS Learn and began my journey after the decision to pursue a career in ...

With the goal of becoming an HR Advisor, Georgia is studying the CIPD Level 5 Associate Diploma in People Management, while working full time as a Planning Assistant. I have worked for the Care ...

With business leaders increasingly recognising the role of people in driving organisational success, HR professionals have the opportunity to add more value than ever before to the workplace. This ...

Lorraine wanted to level up her career, so she decided to study the CIPD Level 5 Diploma in People Management with us. I’m a HR assistant and currently undergoing the CIPD Level 5 Associate Diploma in ...

As new generations enter the workplace and older generations remain active for longer, managing a multi-generational workforce has become a key priority for HR professionals. According to the ...

Jorge wanted to pursue a career change, so he enrolled on the CIPD Level 7 with ICS Learn to make it happen! In life, we often find ourselves at crossroads, faced with unexpected challenges that can ...

Over the last few decades, we’ve seen the financial literacy gap between men and women close considerably – long gone are the days where women couldn’t have their own bank accounts (thank goodness!).