ONLINE Simple Accounting Course ONLY £14

Certificate

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be awarded a Certificate of Achievement. This should help validate their learning experience and skill, and can be used as a resume builder.

Course Format

This course consists of several modules, each of which is self-contained. This ensures that students can easily get the information they need when they need it.

Students can completely access the course using a PC/laptop. Our learning management system (LMS) is 24/7, the LMS itself is accessible online and operational everyday at any time, students have the freedom to tailor their study time around their existing schedules.

Course Duration

Estimated duration of completion for this course is 35 hours. Such number of hours may be cut shorter or may take longer depending on the students’ pace of learning and ability to take in information. Also, students’ may choose to study the modules over several sessions or complete the entire course in one sitting.

One year full access will be given to students who intend to take the course. The students can then define the pace at which they will complete all modules within the above mentioned period.

Career path

– Develop or fine-tune your knowledge and skills to achieve career progression

– Gain background in your chosen career

– Improve promotional opportunities or transition to a new profession

– Enable you to achieve personal enrichment

– Help build your CV

– Show your commitment to lifelong learning

Overview

Accounting is the recording of financial transactions plus storing, sorting, retrieving, summarizing, and presenting the information in various reports and analyses. Accounting is also a profession consisting of individuals having the formal education to carry out these tasks.

Description

The accounting function is responsible for assessing the bottom-line productivity of all types of organizations from businesses to governmental units to not-for-profit organizations. Accounting systems capture, summarize, and report financial information for use in charting an organization’s future. In short, accounting provides “big picture thinking” and an understanding of how financial data impacts every aspect of any organization.

During this online accounting course you will learn the basics of accounting education such as double-entry bookkeeping, while also learning how to analyze and record financial transactions, as well as prepare various financial reports at the end of the fiscal period.

Benefits of this course

• Learn about different concepts and techniques related to basic accounting;
• Study at your own pace, anytime, anywhere; and
• Utilize skills earned in personal and professional life through using basic accounting skills in your own business or offer this skill as service to others.

Course completion varies from one student or another. The students’ learning needs are addressed by the flexibility in which this course can be completed. They may choose to proceed slowly or fast, depending on the rate of understanding of the subjects, or how intensive one wishes to study a topic. There is no time limit in finishing this course.

Course topics:

– Basic Accounting
– What is Accounting?
– Who Uses Accounting?
– The Accounting Equation
– Definition of Liabilities
– The Owners Equity
– Transactions and the double-entry system
– Definition of Transaction
– Defining Income
– Income On Credit
– Defining Expenses
– Expenses On Credit
– Debits and Credits
– Financing and Investing
– Definition of Debits and Credits
– Applying for Debits and Credits
– The Accounting Cycle
– The Accounting Cycle
– Common Types of Source Documents
– Using Journals
– Types of Journals
– Drawing Up A T-Account
– Accounting Reports
– What is Trial Balance?
– Definition of Income Statement
– The Statement of Changes in Equity
– Definition of Balance Sheets
– Cash Flow Statement
– Inventory
– What is Inventory?
– Valuing Closing Inventory
– The Weighted Average Cost Method
– Defining Returns and Freight
– Perpetual and Periodic Systems
– Accounting Issues
– What is a Bad Debt?
– Provisions for Bad Debts
– Definition of Depreciation
– Different Depreciation Methods
– Selling Depreciable Assets
– What are Prepaid Income and Expenses

This course does not work on Tablets and Mobile Phones.

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