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I have to disagree - AAT is a highly respected and well recognised qualification. If your long term goal is to progress within an accountancy practice, rather than self employment where ICB excels, and your employer would cover the cost (more expensive than ICB path) you maybe should consider it - its unlikely you would have to do AAT level 3 as you are MICB and probably would get exemption from at least 1 unit of the level 4 diploma in accounting.
If they want you to do the AAT bookkeeping qualification, in my honest opinion that would be pointless as would just be going over the same ground. In fact AAT offer Qualified Bookkeeper membership to ICB/IAB peeps in some instances.
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