Derry students honoured as accounting graduates

Karen and Ellen Wools from Portstewart with Oliver and Heather Henry from Coleraine pictured at the graduation. Photo: Fintan Clarke

placeholder image — Karen and Ellen Wools from Portstewart with Oliver and Heather Henry from Coleraine pictured at the graduation. Photo: Fintan Clarke

The graduates were conferred across the Accounting Technician Higher Level Apprenticeship and the Diploma for Accounting Technicians at a ceremony in Belfast

A number of Derry students were among those recently honoured as Accounting Technicians Ireland conferred membership to graduates at Titanic, Belfast.

ABOVE: Mary Leonard, Barry Leonard and Scott English from Derry City at the Accounting Technicians Ireland graduations at the Titanic Centre, Belfast. Pic: Fintan Clarke.

School-leavers, those changing career, or anyone looking to get back to work can avail of Accounting Technicians Ireland’s (ATI) recognised and respected qualifications, which open the door to a rewarding career in accounting.

Qualifications combine professional exams and assessments with practical work experience.

ABOVE: Brenda Curley and Caolan Duddy from Derry at the Accounting Technicians Ireland graduations at the Titanic Centre, Belfast. Pic: Fintan Clarke.

ATI delivers its programmes via a network of partner colleges all over the island of Ireland, and online, and its syllabus is tailored to suit students in both jurisdictions.

Students can study full-time, part-time, online and as apprentices.