These two units assume no previous bookkeeping experience and teach the rules of double entry. By the end of these units you will be able to process business transactions and create a set of accounting records to produce a Trial Balance.
This qualification includes two units:
These two units assume no previous bookkeeping experience and teach the rules of double entry. By the end of these units you will be able to process business transactions and create a set of accounting records to produce a Trial Balance.
Established in 2012, our award winning college is based on the edge of the Peak District with classroom courses in both Chester and Liverpool.
We provide classroom, and different types online courses in accountancy and bookkeeping mainly in support of the AAT qualification.
Our courses and materials are written, and produced by an experienced team of tutors. We aim to provide first class, professional support to all of our students.
The course consists of two modules: Bookkeeping Transactions and Bookkeeping Controls and you will be required to successfully complete and achieve both modules in order to receive the Foundation Certificate in Bookkeeping.
This course will give you a full introduction into bookkeeping and will help you progress onto higher level accountancy courses to become a fully qualified Bookkeeper, or provide you with the skills to manage your accounts for your own business.
The aim of this qualification is to develop complex skills and knowledge necessary to work in a bookkeeping role or to progress to higher level accountancy roles or study.
Gain an insight into the world of accountancy. Provided by the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT), on this accounting course you’ll learn the foundational tools which govern double-bookkeeping. You’ll develop the skills required to deal with a wide range of financial transactions.
Bookkeeping and VAT returns are the systematic processes of recording, organizing, and maintaining the financial transactions of a business. Businesses then submit them to tax authorities, detailing their VAT transactions during a specific period, usually quarterly or monthly.
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