Important change to Exam 4 from May 2024

Please note that you must now wait until the exam start time to complete your ID checks.

If you try to do this any earlier you will receive an error message.

You can take your full exam time from when you are able to fetch the exam paper.

The way you access the exam paper has also changed so be sure to view this guidance video here 

 

Contacting us between 7 – 9 May 2024

We are not able to deal with any phone enquiries on the days of the tax exams (including voicemail messages). This is because we need to prioritise responding to exam related emails and this takes all our resources. If your query relates to the exams taking place that day (please make it clear in the subject line) it will be answered as a high priority and as soon after receipt as possible. Our inbox is constantly monitored during the exams. As explained in your candidate email, if need to contact us, use this address: [email protected]

For any other education queries, also email [email protected] rather than calling us on exam days. Your query will be directed to the appropriate person and responded to as soon as possible but bear in mind exam related emails will be prioritised. Please do not use any other email address or your query may take longer to receive a reply.  

 

Candidate Instructions

Candidate instructions for the May 2024 exams have now been sent out. Please check all available folders in your inbox if you believe you have not received this e-mail. If you are still unable to locate your candidate instructions then please contact us.

 

Exam entry for May 2024 

Exam entry for the May 2024 exams is now closed.

We are not able to accept any further exam entries for the May 2024 exam session.

Entry for the November session will open in mid June.

 

ATT Certificate Exams - Format change from 2025

From May 2025 exams there is a change to the format of the ATT Certificate exams. The two main changes are: 

• There will be no shortform questions
• Accounting and Law will no longer be included in the Certificate exams. These subjects will continue to be examined via the Computer Based Exams (CBEs).

Further details can be found here. 

Main errors made by Candidates during the previous exam sessions

See the Online Exam FAQs for information on the most common errors candidates have made with their Online exams.  

Looking at what errors were made previously is the best way to prevent you making the same mistakes for your exams in 2024.