Essential Book-keeping
Bachelor's degree
In Bude
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Bude
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Start date
Different dates available
Essential Bookkeeping Course
About the Level 3 Essential Bookkeeping Certificate
To put it simply, book keepers are in charge of keeping the books. By this, we mean that they are responsible for recording financial transactions for a business or organisation. Bookkeeping is the first step of the accounting process, and often bookkeepers will assist in preparing work for the accountants. Accountants will then interpret, analyse and report on the information.
This distance learning course has been designed to help you develop as a bookkeeper. The course itself aims to help students define industry specific language and understand the bookkeeping basics. During their time at Stonebridge College, individuals will learn about subjects such as: VAT calculations, cashbooks, wages and salaries and credit control.
Who should study this course?
Essentially, this home learning course is bookkeeping for beginners. Whether you want to find employment as a bookkeeper or you are starting out in business, studying this bookkeeping course online will help you to understand the processes.
Here at Stonebridge, we don’t ask for our students to have any prior qualifications. All you need is the ability to access our online portal, the motivation to keep up with your home study schedule, and an interest in developing your bookkeeping skills.
What happens after the course?
By the end of the course you will have a fundamental understanding of what it takes to be a bookkeeper. You will be familiar with the processes and be capable of performing them independently. If you enjoyed studying, you may even choose to progress to an accounting qualification.
If you don’t fancy further study after this bookkeeping short course, you will be eligible to apply for a number of bookkeeping roles. If you are in the process of starting up your own business, you will now be able to effectively manage your own finances. This qualification can lead to jobs such as:
Bookkeeper
Accountant
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Subjects
- Accountants
- VAT
- Credit
- Accounts
- Bookkeeping
- IT
Course programme
Syllabus
Studyguide
ICB Level 2 Bookkeeping syllabus and examination requirements
Tutor Marked Assignments
Introduction to Bookkeeping
- Introduction
- Double entry bookkeeping
- Accounts
- Debit and credit entries & VAT
- A simple business venture – the cash book
The Accounts Books
- Bank and cash records
- The ledger
- The day books
- VAT records
- Business documents
- Memorandum items
- Wages and salaries
- Stock records
- The journal
Using the accounts
- Trading accounts
- Profit & loss account
- The trial balance
- The balance sheet
- Accounts of clubs and societies
- Credit control
This is only an approximate figure and is dependant upon how much time you can dedicate to your studies and how well you grasp the learning concepts in the course material. Furthermore, at the end of each lesson there is a question paper that needs to be completed and returned to your tutor. You should allow at least 1 - 2 hours of study to complete each question paper.
The approximate amount of time required to complete the course is: 342 hrs.
Essential Book-keeping