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ICB Certificate in Bookkeeping Lvl 2 Course (Papers B1,B2 & B3)
Vocational qualification
Distance
Description
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Type
Vocational qualification Level 2
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Methodology
Distance Learning
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Class hours
120h
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Duration
1 Year
ICB Bookkeeping Level 2 covering papers B1, B2 & B3 for those students looking to enter the field of bookkeeping and at the same time gaining an industry recognised qualification. The course covers both manual and computerised methods using Sage One Accounting Software.
About this course
Upon completion students are able to work as an assistant bookkeeper under supervision. Candidates will be able to apply postings from the books of prime entry and from source documents to the ledger accounts and produce and initial trial balance for all types of businesses.
This home study bookkeeping course is aimed at those students looking to enter the field of bookkeeping.
Students looking to enrol onto this course should meet the following criteria:
Be aged 16 Years or above
No previous bookkeeping knowledge is required, however candidates should enjoy working with numbers.
Possess a solid knowledge of the english language
Have access to a PC and the internet for the duration of the whole course
Basic computer skills: e.g Word processing, emailing, uploading documents etc
Have a genuine desire to succeed
Students are able to enrol online at any time of the year. No specific enrolment dates.
Once your information request is received, one of our course advisors will provide you with further information via email or telephone.
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Subjects
- Bookkeeping
- Accounts
- VAT
- Invoicing
- Purchasing
- Accounting and Finance
- Cash Management
- Business
- VAT management
- Computerised PAYE
Teachers and trainers (1)
Allocated Upon Enrolment
Tutor
Course programme
Understand the importance of adhering to a code of Professional Ethics Understand the basic differences between the structures of different types of businesses
Understand the importance of legislation that applies to bookkeepers Understand the basic elements of a contract
Understand the Accounting Equation
Understand the concept of reporting on a cash basis for income tax purposes Identify the various methods of payments and receipts to and from a bank account
Understand the need for bank security
Understand the basic accounting concepts
Unit 2 - Business Documents
Understand the purpose and range of business documents.
Understand the need to accurately prepare business documents for goods supplied
Understand the need to check business documents received
Unit 3 - Ledger Accounts & The Division Of The Ledger
Understand the purpose of, and make entries into, the ledger accounts
Use a set of control accounts in the ledgers
Unit 4 - Books of Prime Entry
Understand the purpose of, and make entries into, the books of prime entry Explain how the books of prime entry integrate with the ledgers
Entering invoices and credit notes into books of prime entry
Preparing sales day book, sales returns day book, purchase day book and purchase returns day book
Prepare an opening journal entry for a business
Prepare a journal entry to record purchase of a fixed asset
Unit 5 - Accounting For VAT
Understand the process of dealing with and accounting for VAT in the ledgers
Explain the differences in levels of VAT - Standard, Zero,
Exempt and outside the scope
Extract VAT from VAT inclusive amounts
Correctly account for input and output tax in the ledgers
Explain significance of debit and credit balances in the VAT accounts Understand how VAT is calculated and entered into the books of account for invoices: Invoices to customers and suppliers from outside the EU that are zero rated
Invoices to customers and from suppliers outside the UK but within the EU that
a) are not registered for VAT in their own country
b) are registered for VAT in their own country
Unit 6 - Making & Receiving Payments
Understand the use of an analysed cash book Record income and expenditure into an analysed cash bookUnderstand the purpose and need to record petty cash
Understand the purpose and use of the two and three column cash books
Unit 7 - Trial Balance
Understand the purpose and use of the trial balance
Prepare a trial balance from the ledger accounts
Understand what to do if the trial balance does not balance
Open a suspense account where applicable to account for any imbalance
Unit 8 - Use a Computerised Accounts Package
Health and safety
Business set up
Processing nominal ledger and subsidiary ledger accounts
Generate reports
Additional information
ICB Certificate in Bookkeeping Lvl 2 Course (Papers B1,B2 & B3)