AAT Level 2 & 3 (Sessional Tutor)

AAT at the Mary Ward Centre

Accounting Qualifications are an important and growing part of the Skills for work and Employability area. More details of the courses we offer can be found on our prospectus/website.

Successful candidates would need to be registered to deliver the Qualification with AAT. They must have Assessor and IV Qualifications, extensive knowledge, expertise and understanding of all aspects of the AAT qualification and access to the AAT website. They must also hold a Qualification of teaching in an adult education context and have experience engaging students of all standards and to track progress.

The Department offers a range of short courses at various levels for adults in computer related skills e.g. Office applications, Digital media including DTP and web publishing. Longer accredited courses offered are the ITQ/ECDL and e-skills, from Entry level to level 3.

The Department also offers mainly accredited business courses. These include BTEC Award in Coaching and Mentoring and APM Project Management courses.

Classes are taught in specialist rooms (both networked one computing and one multi-purpose). Students use high quality equipment at individual workstations with high speed colour printers. The tutor’s machine is linked to an interactive whiteboard. Daytime, evening and week-end courses are offered.

General Information

The Mary Ward Centre offers high quality adult education and community services, covering the areas of Digital Media, Computing & IT, Business and Management, English and Maths, Languages, Humanities and Social Sciences, Health and Social Care, Writing and Publishing, Visual Arts, Music and Singing. 

In the current academic year (2022-23) the centre’s main premises are at Queen Square in Holborn and we also hold sessions at our other site at Blackfriars Settlement, 1 Rushworth Street SE1 0RB, which is a short walk from Waterloo and Southwark underground stations. From academic year 2023-24 our main site will move to a new purpose-built premises on Stratford High Street, 10 minutes’ walk from the main train and bus station and 5 minutes from Stratford High Street DLR. We will continue to deliver courses from the Blackfriars settlement as well.  Our students will continue to come from all walks of life, living both locally and London wide (and beyond). Their education, work and life experience varies enormously.

In recent years, we have also expanded our provision of courses to include some courses delivered partly or wholly online via the Zoom platform.  We may consider running a course in this mode of delivery if in our view there is a compelling reason to do so.

The deadline to submit application forms is Monday 17^th April 2023.

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