The course in Basic Bookkeeping has been prepared to teach learners the skills required to master standard accounting procedures, and to keep a basic set of books.
Qualified Bookkeepers are in demand to prepare data for input into either standard software, or specially written accounting programs of their firms.
The course in Basic Bookkeeping has been prepared to teach learners the skills required to master standard accounting procedures, and to keep a basic set of books.
This course starts with the assumption that the learner does not know the basics of Accounting and moves through to the preparation of a Trial Balance and closing off the ledger accounts.
The number of workbooks submitted by the student determines the duration of the course. Each workbook will be assessed and returned to the student, together with comments. No examination is written, and students will graduate on the average marks attained for worbooks submitted.
PBS College started in 1982 as a husband and wife team – Pieter & Christine Jordaan. Over the next three decades, they worked tirelessly for the Credit Management Community. They both served on the management committees for the ICM SA, ICM Africa, UICM and ADRA. Both Pieter and Christine are hailed as “South African Icons” in Credit Management.
All PBS College courses are based on SAQA Certifications, and every course is aligned to SAQA regulations, and to bring personal development into the life of every working person. Their formal Accreditation is through FASSET, and they proudly became registered as the only FASSET registered college for the 57901 Certificate in Credit Management.
The curriculum covers vital bookkeeping topics from VAT to subsidiary journals, general ledger, trial balance and much more! This Bookkeeping course contains 6 substantive units and includes a learning plan, with weekly schedules, to keep your studies on track.
This skills course introduces you to bookkeeping and accounting, and equips you with basic knowledge and skills in these subjects.
The aims of the course is to provide people who are not trained financial specialists who are required to, or have an interest in, creating financial accounts in a business environment.
Every organisation – whether it’s a business, a Non-Profit Organisation or a government entity – needs to keep track of its financial activities. Pastel Distance and Online Working This includes recording things such as sales, paying of salaries and rent, purchasing of inventory and paying...
Monthly bookkeeping; asset disposal; year-end adjustments; International Financial Reporting Standards for SMMEs; branch accounts; incomplete records; analysis of financial statements; understand cash flow; basic cost and management accounts; prepare manufacturing accounts; costing and budgeting.
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