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ATI is the leading professional body for Accounting Technicians and Accounting Technologists in on the island of Ireland.
We educate, train and represent more than 10,000 members and students in both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
We design and deliver globally recognised accounting qualifications which promote excellence in evolving accounting skills, technical proficiency, and ethical conduct among our members.
For over four decades, ATI has stood as the key provider of trusted professional qualifications in accounting across the island of Ireland.
Our network of Partner Colleges, employers in industry, practice and the public sector, and other professional institutes, is a cornerstone of our identity.
Our Mission is to deliver innovative professional accounting technician education and to represent and advocate for a developing accounting technician community.
Our Vision is to be the clear leader in the provision of innovative professional accounting technician education on the island of Ireland that addresses the challenges of the future, builds a more diverse and active member community, and provides visible pathways for those who want to progress.
Our Values are Accessibility, Agility, Collaboration, Courage and Relevance.
Our Mission is made possible by staying true to these Values.
Accounting Technicians are qualified accounting professionals that work in all levels of business.
They can work in every type of organisation and are widely employed throughout industry, private accountancy practice, and the public sector. Many of our Members are self-employed.
They are involved in the day-to-day work of accountancy and play a key operational role in producing reliable financial information.
Accounting Technicians can perform a wide range of accounting roles, from accounts staff to financial controller and beyond.
They work in financial accounting and budgeting, costing and credit control, payroll administration and tax returns.
More experienced Accounting Technicians may often work in management.
The framework of the course suited because I was able to watch lectures and study after work and combine learning with employment and being a mother.
While researching what I wanted to do after my A-Levels, I became very interested in the Higher-Level Apprenticeship, as opposed to the traditional university route into the sector.
I felt through the apprenticeship, I would be able to make a head start on my career, gain experience and develop professionally while studying towards a professional, degree-equivalent qualification.
I am now considering using my exam exemption gained from my ATI Diploma to progress to fully qualified accountancy
The Technologist works at the intersection of modern finance, information systems and organisational governance. They leverage knowledge and expertise developed in the areas of financial and sustainability reporting, data management and analytics, corporate finance, business intelligence, performance management, decision support and executive corporate governance
They work in Industry, private accountancy practice, and the public sector. The qualification is designed to reflect emerging trends in the profession, including sustainability accounting and the integration of AI technologies.
Becoming a Member of Accounting Technicians Ireland means you are joining a leading professional accounting body that will assist and support you throughout your career.
Take the next step in your career – become an Accounting Technician.
Gain a life-long advocate for your organisation.
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