In Bookkeeping, you will learn the basics of how to provide information concerning the financial affairs of a business using manual bookkeeping.
In bookkeeping, you will learn the basics of how to provide information concerning the financial affairs of a business using manual bookkeeping. The module will cover assets, liabilities, and capital; credits and debits; posting transactions; depreciation; journals and ledgers; inventory; and creating reports.
Method of Evaluation
Practical Exercises: 10%
Participation 10%
Mid-Term Exam: 40%
Final Exam: 40% (minimum 65% = pass)
Competencies
Knowledge
Understand the complete bookkeeping cycle, from preparation of the general journal to
periodical closing procedures
Know about special journals, ledgers and worksheets
Understand the reason for period-end adjustments
Working knowledge, different taxes and tax procedures
Skills
Able to manually record financial activities of a business in a General Journal and
Ledger
Able to manually prepare common financial statements such as income statement and balance sheets.
sheet
Able to perform summarizing and reporting via a worksheet
Able to calculate gross and net pay and total after deductions
Able to adjust the value of fixed assets after deducting depreciation expense
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Are you looking for a career in the bookkeeping industry? Would you like a position such as "bookkeeper", "accounting technician", "administrative assistant", "accounting clerk", "office manager"?
This course will help you build a strong bookkeeping foundation and learn the best practices of bookkeeping. Our guide to bookkeeping concepts captures the most important concepts associated with bookkeeping.
Discover the terminology and rules of manual bookkeeping. Explore the differences between a debit and a credit, and how debits and credits affect bookkeeping. Use T-Accounts to visually track the debits and credits of accounts.
Learn the procedures that comprise the accounting cycle of a service business: transactions, journals, general ledgers, trial balances, and financial statements.
The 5-week full-time training will help students master the mainstream accounting software and core concepts involved in daily accounting work. Students will also be given cases, which are based on real company accounting work, for practice.
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