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Accounting Technicians Ireland

Recognised in the source snapshot

Accounting Technicians Ireland: Recognised in the Ofqual snapshot, with 6 qualifications available to learners. View subjects, levels, dates and official sources.

Organisation identity and dates

Recognition number
RN5246
Legal name
The Institute of Accounting Technicians in Ireland Limited
Acronym
Accounting Technicians Ireland
Ofqual status
Recognised
Recognised from
2010-04-01
CCEA Regulation status
Recognised
Head office area
Dublin, Ireland

Qualification coverage

6 total qualification records, including 6 available to learners in the downloaded register. Counts include historical qualifications; a larger total does not indicate higher quality or better outcomes.

Availability
CategoryRecords
Available to learners6
Qualification levels
CategoryRecords
Level 43
Level 53
Subject areas
CategoryRecords
15.1 Accounting and finance6

Examples available to learners

Up to six examples, ordered by qualification number. Confirm enrolment dates, delivery location, fees and course requirements with the provider.

Accounting Technicians Ireland Level 4 Certificate for Accounting Technicians

600/6337/3 · Level 4
15.1 Accounting and finance

Publisher’s specification ↗

Accounting Technicians Ireland Level 4 Certificate for Accounting Technicians

603/5747/2 · Level 4
15.1 Accounting and finance

Publisher’s specification ↗

Accounting Technicians Ireland Level 4 Certificate for Accounting Technicians

610/4053/8 · Level 4
15.1 Accounting and finance

Publisher’s specification ↗

What to check next

  1. Check the current official register using the recognition number RN5246 or the exact qualification number.
  2. Visit the organisation’s website to confirm the provider is authorised to offer the qualification.
  3. For a regulated profession, separately check the relevant professional regulator’s requirements. Ofqual recognition alone is not permission to work in that profession.

Other organisations in overlapping subject areas

These share subject categories in the register. They are research starting points, not quality rankings or equivalent-qualification recommendations.