Computerised Accounting

60-credit UDPD, Level 4 Organisations of all kinds need to understand and control the flow of money, and understanding basic accounting is critically important for decision making and control. Course aims The course develops a knowledge and understanding of underlying accounting concepts and principles, alongside an ability to evaluate and interpret them within the context of computerised accounting.It is a highly vocational course during which students apply their new skills and knowledge in the workplace to reinforce their learning. Summary This course develops skills in: Producing better management accounts Accountancy The use of accountancy software Compliance with HMRC returns Objectives By the end of the course you will be able to: Present, evaluate and interpret data Develop lines of arguement and make sound judgments in accordance with basic theories and concepts Critically evaluate the appropriateness of different approaches to solving problems Evidence a sound knowledge of the underlying concepts and principles associated with accounting, and an ability to evaluate and interpret them Develop your transferable skills. Aimed at Those who work in the accountancy field but require more formal accounting qualifications. No prior formal educational qualifications are required, but relevant work experience will be taken into consideration. This course is aimed at groups rather than individuals. Course delivery This is a distance learning course which includes self-study, tutor support, learning materials and support through an online virtual learning environment. The HNC can be completed within two years, and a UCPD can be completed in one year.