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Sage 50 Accounts

Pitman Training Holborn

Summary

Price
£445 inc VAT
Finance options
Finance options available
Study method
Onsite
Duration
30 hours
Qualification
Pitman Training Certificate
Awarded by Pitman Training
Additional info
  • Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
  • Tutor is available to students

Overview

Pitman Training's Sage 50 Accounts is designed to get you familiar with the ins and outs of Sage 50 Accounts.

The course takes the average student around 22 hours to complete, and when you've finished you'll take an exam to earn your certificate.

Students work through the course with an audio guide, a workbook, and the help and support of our training team who are on hand to help if you get stuck.

Sage 50 Accounts is a self-paced course which offers a huge level of flexibility when studying. You simply drop into one of our training centres in London's Holborn, Notting Hill, Croydon or Manchester and study whenever you like during our long opening hours.

Description

The course is made up of 13 in depth lessons which will take you through everything you need to know about Sage 50 Accounts.

Please get in touch to receive the full course outline via email.

Who is this course for?

In order to study this course, we recommend that you are already skilled in double entry bookkeeping, and can confidently prepare accounts to trial balance, profit and loss and balance sheet level.

The course is suited for those who prefer a self-paced style of study that allows you to drop into one of the centres and train when you like.

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