Accountants Technician Diploma
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Year One
Basic Book-keeping
Gain a clear understanding of the basic
principles of book-keeping. Learn how to
maintain a cash book, petty cash book and
reconcile a bank statement.
Purchase Ledger
Become proficient at maintaining a manual
purchase ledger.
Sales Ledger
Become proficient at maintaining a manual
sales ledger.
Final Accounts I
Learn the principles of double-entry bookkeeping
in order to maintain a nominal ledger
and extract a preliminary trial balance.
Final Accounts II
Learn how to extend the trial balance in order
to prepare the final accounts of a business
(profit and loss accounts and balance sheet).
Sage Line 50
Convert your manual book-keeping skills to
computerised accounts using the most popular
software.
Microsoft Excel
Learn spreadsheet skills to a good business
standard. This course will enable you to create a
spreadsheet, enter data, formulas and
functions; create charts and more.
Year Two
Microsoft Excel Expert
Learn advanced spreadsheet skills, covering
areas such as importing and exporting data,
creating and using templates, linking
workbooks, data management, using analysis
tools and pivot tables.
Payroll 2
Learn how to calculate wages and salaries using
Inland Revenue tables, understand tax codes
and complete Inland Revenue forms. Covers
holiday pay, statutory sick pay and statutory
maternity pay.
Sage Payroll
Convert your manual payroll skills to
computerised payroll using the most popular
software program.
Numeric Data Entry
Learn correct and efficient use of the numeric
keypad.
Elective Subjects - choose ONE
(Recommended Courses)
Introduction to Computers
Book-keeping Level 2 – A Study Guide
Microsoft Office
Word or Word Expert
Access
PowerPoint
Outlook
Personal Development
Go … Make a Difference!
Health & Safety Essentials
Communication at Work
Further Enhancements
IAB and OCR qualifications
Guideline Learning Time
6 weeks’ full-time or 180 hours’ flexi study
(full-time is based on approx 20-30 hours a
week)
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Further Details
Accounting technicians assist accountants by collecting, checking and analyzing financial information on
their behalf. They usually work in a support role within a firm of accountants, or in the accounts or
finance departments of various organisations in industry.
Those with more experience can become self-employed, providing a variety of accountancy and taxation
services to a range of small to medium size businesses. In many larger organisations, accounting
technicians work alongside members of the chartered accountancy bodies. In smaller organisations, they
may be the only trained financial member of staff employed. Different financial sectors require specialist
knowledge and this can determine what areas a technician chooses to specialise in.
This Training Course is taught in classrooms in the following locations:
Exeter
Plymouth
Truro
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