ACCOUNTING COURSE (ACB3)
Become an Accounting expert by attending our 
2 day Accounting & Bookkeeping course

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Accounrting Bookkeeping Training
   - Learn about accounting, financial reporting & cash flow
   - Prospective bookkeepers & accountants
   - Financial Managers
   - Debtors & Creditors clerks & managers
   - Managers who seek a deeper insight into accounting

The purpose of this 2 day course is to provide learners with an understanding of accounting, it’s principles and the different cycles. 

We will look at how transactions are recorded in the financial records and how these records are presented to the users. After completion of the course, the learner should have a clear understanding of the accounting cycle and how the accounting process works.
  • Duration 8:30 - 16:30
  • Receive a Certificate of attendance
  • Training by a dynamic and experienced facilitator
  • Training manual with notepad & pen

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COURSE OUTLINE


Module 1: The Building Blocks of Accounting
  • Accounting definitions
  • The Accounting Equitation
  • The double entry system
  • Different types of transactions
  • Accounting cycle
  • Accrual principle

Module 2: The nature of financial statements
  • Who uses financial Statements?
  • The goal of financial reporting
  • The going concern principle
  • The qualitative characteristics of financial reports

Module 3: General Ledger & Trial Balance
  • Balance Accounts
  • Nominal Accounts
  • Trial Balance
  • Retained Income

Module 4: Bank & Cash Transactions
  • Cashbook capturing
  • Bank reconciliation
  • Petty Cash Transactions

Module 5: Debtors & Income cycle
  • Definitions
  • Measurement of Income
  • Documentation
  • Income cycle
  • Debtors Ledger & Control 

Module 6: Creditors & Expense Cycle
  • Definitions
  • Measurement of expenses
  • Documentation
  • Expense cycle
  • Creditors Ledger & Control

Module 7: Journals
  • Use of journals
  • Types of journals

Module 8: Financial Statements - Income Statement 
  • Definitions
  • Use of the income statement
  • Structure & components

Module 9: Financial Statements - Balance Sheet
  • Definitions
  • Use of the balance sheet
  • Structure & components

Module 10: Financial Statements – Cash flow statement
  • Definitions
  • Use of the cash flow statement
  • Structure & components
  • Understanding cash flow - Beyond the income statement & balance sheet

Module 11: Budgeting and Financial Planning
  • Why budget?
  • Budget vs. Actuals
  • Operational Budget
  • Capital Budget

Module12: Financial Ratios
  • Most important Financial ratios
  • Interpreting ratios

Module 13: Taxation
  • Income Tax
  • VAT

Module 14: Fixed assets & depreciation
  • Definitions
  • The concept of depreciation
  • Cost price
  • Calculating depreciation
  • Accumulated depreciation
  • Book value

Module 15: Inventory
  • Nature of inventory
  • Measurement and inventory cycle

2 Day course
R2 950 All inclusive
(20% Discount: 2+ Delegates)

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