Expand+Under 21 years of age
Students from the Republic of Ireland must meet one of the following criteria:

• Leaving Certificate with five passes on Ordinary Level papers. (Passes to include English and either Mathematics or Accountancy).

• Leaving ...

Hide-Under 21 years of age
Students from the Republic of Ireland must meet one of the following criteria:

• Leaving Certificate with five passes on Ordinary Level papers. (Passes to include English and either Mathematics or Accountancy).

• Leaving Certificate with four passes of which at least two are on Higher Level papers. (Passes to include English and either Mathematics or Accountancy).

• A fully completed relevant QQI Level 5 qualification.

Mature students
If you are 21 years of age or older and have relevant work experience or a recommendation from your employer, you can apply to enrol as a student on the basis of your age and experience rather than on your educational background. This is often helpful to people who want to return to work after an absence.

Expand+Please note the following:
•A registration fee of €40 applies to all standard and €95 for all certified courses.
•A one third Deposit is required on all courses with fees greater than €400.
•You are not registered until you have paid a registrati...

Hide-Please note the following:
•A registration fee of €40 applies to all standard and €95 for all certified courses.
•A one third Deposit is required on all courses with fees greater than €400.
•You are not registered until you have paid a registration fee.
•You can also register and pay for your course online using Easy Payments Plus.
•Just click on the EPP icon on the right hand side of the screen and follow the instructions.
•Cash is no longer accepted at night for the payment of fees.
•Payments will be accepted by cheque, bankers' draft, postal order, Laser or Visa card.

Expand+What subjects will I be studying?
The ATI course has two distinct years to cover - First Year and Second Year.

The First Year syllabus gives you a common knowledge of business, while Second Year allows you to build a deeper understanding of more ...

Hide-What subjects will I be studying?
The ATI course has two distinct years to cover - First Year and Second Year.

The First Year syllabus gives you a common knowledge of business, while Second Year allows you to build a deeper understanding of more advanced accounting issues. There is also a practical focus on the IT systems that are commonly used by accountants.

By the time you have passed your exams, you will have learned to:

• Prepare financial statements

• Prepare financial reports and other management information

• Compute tax liabilities for companies and individuals

• Set up and manage systems for budgets, stock control, cost accounting, and cash reconciliations

• Set up and manage credit control procedures

• Use computers effectively in an accounts related environment

• Understand the relevance of Marketing, IT, Finance, Law, and HR to the accounting function.