Learn the method.
Build confidence.
Pass your exam.
Clear explanations, practical revision support and free learning resources for AAT learners at Levels 1–4. Original mock exams are coming soon.
Accountancy teaching built around the moment it finally clicks.
I’m Dean Quartermaine, an AAT Course Leader and accountancy educator based in Sheffield.
I created Dean Quartermaine Accountancy Tuition to make high-quality accounting support available beyond the classroom. Whether you are starting bookkeeping, returning to education or preparing for a challenging Level 4 unit, the aim is the same: explain it clearly, practise it properly and help you believe you can do it.
Everything you need to turn revision into progress.
Use the free resources to build understanding, strengthen your technique and make consistent progress. Original mock exams will be added soon.
Video explanations
Short, focused teaching videos that break difficult accounting topics into manageable steps.
Watch on YouTube →Revision resources
Saveable posters, worked examples, exam reminders and practical study guidance for AAT learners.
Follow on Facebook →Podcast learning
Revise while travelling, walking or taking a break with the Debit, Credit, Done! podcast.
Listen on Spotify →Realistic exam practice is
coming soon.
A new range of original AAT mock exams is being developed to help learners practise independently, review their performance and improve their exam technique.
Be ready for the first release.
The first collection will focus on AAT Level 2 and Level 3 units. Each resource is planned to include a realistic mock paper, supporting information and detailed model answers.
Register your interestFoundation accounting units
ITBK · POBC · PCTN · BESY
Advanced accounting units
FAPS · TPFB · MATS · BAUW
Study smarter in three steps.
- 1
Learn the method
Start with a clear explanation and a worked example.
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Attempt independently
Complete the task without notes and work to exam timings.
- 3
Review and improve
Use the model answer to identify precise actions for your next attempt.
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Follow for revision posters, short videos, practical guidance, podcast episodes and encouragement throughout your AAT journey.