Research has shown that vocationally-trained AATs (Association of Accounting Technicians), who began their course after finishing school at the age of 18, can be as much as £70,000 ahead of their graduate counterparts by the time they have completed their degree.This is a leap of £15,000 from last year's figures from the AAT. The body released its research highlighting the financial realities of university versus vocational learning. Key reasons for the £70,000 figure are the money earned by AAT vocational students working while they train, and the considerably lower tuition fees they pay over university students.
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