Complete this short bookkeeping qualification which will introduce you to manual bookkeeping. It is run over a period of four weeks with an exam the following week. It will cover a range of skills including the need for confidentiality and accuracy in your work.
Complete this short bookkeeping qualification which will introduce you to manual bookkeeping. It is run over a period of four weeks with an exam the following week. It will cover a range of skills including the need for confidentiality and accuracy in your work.
You will gain a fundamental understanding of double-entry bookkeeping and it will enable you to go on to study bookkeeping at foundation level afterwards.
What You'll Learn?
You will learn underpinning theory including how to identify assets, liabilities, income and expenses; how to identify profit and loss; and the differences between trading for cash and trading on credit. You will also develop the skills to process customer and supplier transactions; enter receipts and payments into the cash book, and check amounts against the bank statement in preparation for bank reconciliation. You will be introduced to the dual effect of transactions.
Here at Leicester College, we offer a comprehensive range of further education courses and post 16 training, in support of technical, vocational and higher education qualifications across a broad range of subject areas, including ESOL, from post 16 entry to university level to around 19,000 students, who range in age from 14 to 75.
On this course, you will learn practical bookkeeping skills. You will learn underpinning theory including how to identify assets, liabilities, income and expenses, how to identify profit and loss and the differences between trading for cash and trading on credit.
It may also be of value for those students who are studying the AAT Access Award in Accounting Software in order to develop a deeper understanding of the theory behind the practical skills they are gaining.
This Bookkeeping course is ideal for anyone looking to learn basic accounting skills including single-entry bookkeeping, as well as learning about the wider business environment. You don’t need any previous accounting experience or qualifications, just a willingness to learn!
Bookkeeping focuses on the recording and handling daily financial transactions such as expenses, purchases, sales and receipts. This is a regular record-keeping activity that is the basis of all the economic reports.
This AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) course is an entry-level bookkeeping qualification, ideal for anyone who is seeking an introduction to basic bookkeeping principles and skills.
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