Gain new skills for home and work in this hands-on course covering the basic requirements in setting up accounts.
Description
A practical course covering the basic requirements in setting up business accounts. Bring pen and paper and a basic calculator.
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:
Describe the accounting equation and understand the concept of debits and credits
Demonstrate the difference between cash accounting and accrual accounting
Process basic financial transactions following the rules of accounting
Prepare the basic set of financial statements
Calculate the amount of GST payable and/or receivable at the end of each tax period
Maintain a strong relationship with your accountant
Note:
Courses need a minimum number to go ahead so if we don't have enough enrolments a few days before the start date, we have to cancel. We'll let you know by email so please check yours regularly.
Night school, evening classes, adult community education (ACE) – whatever you call it, people coming to their local secondary school after hours to learn together is a New Zealand tradition. Maybe they’re returning to learning, want to gain new skills and confidence, meet new people, keep mentally active, follow a particular passion or become more involved in their community – there are lots of reasons why people want to continue to learn. In this digital age, there’s a wide range of opportunities available for on-going study but getting together with a group of like-minded people to learn something new is hard to beat.
The Wellington High School Community Education Centre (CEC) is always looking for people with great skills to share their knowledge and experience with others and need talented, empathetic and inspirational tutors to deliver courses for adults and whanau. The following information will tell you more about the processes for setting up courses within our programme and what’s involved in being a tutor at the CEC.
The aim of this course is to introduce students to manual and computer methods of recording accounting data and to provide them with a clear basic understanding of financial reports and their components.
It’s a responsible task being a member of the accounting team. You need to have the skills, expertise and knowledge to deliver accurate and up to date information that the business can rely on for informed decision making.
This course is designed to provide an insight into the fundamentals of accounting aimed at providers and users of accounting information who have little or no accounting knowledge.
This course demystifies accounting and its jargon for people who work with financial information but lack confidence with it. This course helps you understand accounting, budgeting and financial information to ensure you can work more effectively with the numbers that are relevant to you.
Core accounting skills are important for a successful business people. How to read a spreadsheet, understanding essential accounting terms, knowing what’s important and what’s not so important.
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