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Online Accounting training - Level 1 Award in Bookkeeping 601/9065/6

Online Bookkeeping Training

Future Connect Training and Recruitment Ltd

Summary

Price
£450 inc VAT
Finance options

Finance options available
Study method
Classroom + online
Duration
Part-time or full-time
Qualification
No formal qualification
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students
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Location

Address
83, Cobalt Square.
Hagley Road
BIRMINGHAM
West Midlands
B168QG
United Kingdom
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Address
119
Hamlets Way
East London
London
E34TY
United Kingdom
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Address
24-26
Arcadia Avenue
FINCHLEY CENTRAL
London
N32JU
United Kingdom
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Address
7
Havelock Place
HARROW
Middlesex
HA11LJ
United Kingdom
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Overview

Suitable for learners wanting an introduction to the process of keeping double entry records, preparing reconciliations and a trial balance

The qualification is made up of:

1 – Online Knowledge Test
2 – Online Assignments

Key information:

25 GLH (Guided Learning Hours)
50 hours TQT (Total Qualification Time)

Description

This qualification is made up of the following units:

Introduction to bookkeeping – T/508/5857

  • Understand the basics of double entry bookkeeping
  • Understand bookkeeping terms
  • Recognise source documents and understand their purpose
  • Understand the basics of VAT
  • Understand the purpose of the trial balance and petty cash and bank reconciliations

Keep double entry records and prepare a trial balance – A/508/5858

  • Use the journal
  • Record transactions in a double entry bookkeeping system
  • Prepare a trial balance

Prepare reconciliations – F/508/5859

  • Reconcile the petty cash balance
  • Prepare a bank reconciliation statement

Who is this course for?

The Level 1 Award in Bookkeeping qualification is specifically aimed at leaners who wish to begin their studies of bookkeeping and gain entry to a Level 1 qualification within the RQF.

The qualification has been designed to appeal to individuals within the following groups:

  • Learners starting their studies in the subject of bookkeeping from a point of no previous knowledge or experience.
  • Learners employed at a junior level with some limited basic bookkeeping knowledge and skills, who want to formalise their competence by gaining a recognised accredited qualification in bookkeeping.
  • Learners returning to study and/or work after a study or career break.
  • Learners considering a change in career.
  • Learners considering a career as a self-employed practitioner.
  • Owners of a small business wanting an introduction to the function of bookkeeping with a view of keeping financial records for their business.

Requirements

No Formal entry Requirement

Career path

Jobs as Bookkeeper

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