Our range of Bookkeeping courses have been put together to give you increased skills for the workplace and improve your overall career opportunities. Typically, customers interested in these courses will be running their own business, looking to change career or improve their already proficient bookkeeping skills.
Unlike many generalised accounting courses, our bookkeeping courses are specifically focussed on what you would expect....BOOKKEEPING! These pages list couses for advanced skills levels. - Bank reconciliation, accounts preparation, VAT, Payroll etc. Any of the Bookkeeping courses that you see on these pages are industry recognised.
- A practical first stage training with the focus on "hands on" accounting skills
- Awarded by the Association of Accounting Technicians - the leading professional body
- A recognised pathway to higher AAT qualification
- Covers both manual and computerised accounts
- Short-Term & Long-Term decision making
- Absorption costing and marginal costing
- Statistical analysis
- Liquidity - obtaining finance, surplus funds
- Communication with customers
- Intro to reporting and the users of financial information
- Data collection
- Identifying ethical issues
- Earn your the AAT Level 4 Diploma by completing and passing at least six units
- Units available as standalone courses
- Remainder of units launching throughout 2010
- Gaining the Level 4 Diploma gives you full Accounting Technician status
- Level 4 qualification equivalent to 1st year of an honours degree
- Find job opportunities in many areas, including forensic accounting, corporate finance, tax, and insolvency
- Learn how to draft financial statements and management accounting
- Combines AAT Level 2 Certificate and AAT Level 3 Diploma
- Ideal for existing finance department staff who wish to progress, and for new entrants to accounting
- Awarded by the Association of Accounting Technicians - the leading professional body
- A recognised pathway towards full AAT accreditation and other accounting qualifications
- Double entry system
- Day Books
- Business Law
- VAT
- Journal entries
- Credit Control
- Cash Book – the Imprest system
- Bank reconciliations
- Final Accounts
- Control accounts
- Manufacturing accounts
- Methods of stock valuation
- Calculating and interpreting accounting ratios
- Preparation of final accounts
- Double entry system
- Day Books
- VAT
- Journal entries
- Credit Control
- Cash Book – the Imprest system
- Bank reconciliations
- Final Accounts
- Control accounts
- Calculating and interpreting accounting ratios
- Preparation of final accounts
- Salary payments
- Employee records
- Income Tax
- National insurance
- Pensions
- Statutory forms
- Produce reports
- Software supplied
- Inputting customer and supplier details
- Nominal Ledger
- Banking
- Invoicing
- Payment of Invoices
- Accounting reports
- Introduction to bookkeeping
- Working within Bookkeeping
- Banking procedures
- Computerised Accounting Software
- Principles of recording and processing financial transactions
- Professional values and basic business legislation
- Banking procedures
- Basic principles of costing
- Principles of VAT
- Computerised Accounting Software
