Sage Basics

Sage Basics
Getting started with Sage Computerised Accounting package. Setting up your customer, supplier and nominal accounts.

What does the course involve?
The course covers basic double-entry accounting procedures within the context of a computerised book-keeping system. Students will learn through discussion, demonstration and practical exercises.

What will I study?
The fundamental principles of initialising your system. Setting up and maintaining customer, supplier and general ledger accounts.

Start Processing business transactions Enter opening balances. Record batch customer & supplier invoices & credits.Produce Invoice/Credit noted documents & Updating ledger transactions. Record customer receipts and supplier payments.

Reporting Produce routine reports.

Data Security Data integrity, security & file maintenance.

What are the entry requirements for Sage Basics?

• You do not need to have studied this subject before.

How is the course assessed?

• There is no assessment for this course

Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the course for?
Anyone with basic computer skills. Basic book-keeping skills desirable but not essential.

What experience will I need?
The course will assume that you have basic computer skills and have some working knowledge of other software packages such as Word Processing. A knowledge of computerised accounts, book-keeping/accounts experience or qualification is an advantage but not essential. Your tutor will fully support you and give assistance when required.

What will I need to bring to the course?
The equipment and course books will be provided for the duration of the course, but you may wish to bring a notepad and pen for taking notes.

Will I have to sit an exam?
No, this is not a qualifying course, but ongoing informal assessments will check your understanding.

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