is your career missing something?

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• Is your career missing something?

• Take this opportunity to become a fellow member and benefit from our most senior membership status.

• Complete the step to FMAAT

• Illustrate that you have senior work experience, advanced expertise and sustained professionalism.

• Fellow membership provides a visual mark of your achievement

Your missing piece

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What is FMAAT?

Fellow membership is the highest level of AAT membership

Student member

Affiliate member

MAAT

FMAAT

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• Reflects your senior experience

• Increases recognition with employers• Demonstrates your commitment to professional

development

• Instantly recognisable in the accountancy industry

FMAAT status

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“Being a fellow member confirms my professionalism in the field of accounting and recognises all that I have achieved.”

Susan Newman FMAATNewman Accountancy Services Ltd

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• Be an AAT full member for five years or more• Have five year’s senior work experience since becoming

a member

• Nominate a professional reference

How to become a fellow

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“FMAAT certainly helps when being a member in practice. Clients prefer to be serviced by an accountant that is regulated and FMAAT enables me to promote this professionally.”

Paul Donno FMAATDonno & Co

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• You’ll also be able to subscribe to FMAAT Plus to help you with everyday management and leadership tasks

• FMAAT Plus is an online, content rich service offering access to:

− podcasts− access to developing professional management

skills modules− the Chartered Management Institute’s resources and tools− AAT blogs

FMAAT Plus

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• You can complete an online application form or download an application form at:

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Next step

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“Fellow membership is recognised by various financial institutions, supporting me in my line of work.

 It also demonstrates that I have reached the highest level within the association.”

Mark Nelson FMAATBlake and Co