1. ACCOUNTING
& FINANCE
1.1 Course Overview & Objective
The Accounting diploma
program is a sequence of courses designed to prepare students for careers in
the accounting profession. Learning opportunities develop academic, technical,
and professional knowledge and skills required for job acquisition, retention,
and advancement. The program emphasizes a combination of accounting theory and
practical application necessary for successful employment using both manual and
computerized accounting systems. Program graduates receive an Accounting
diploma which qualifies them to work as accounting technicians.
1.2 Course Structure
The Diploma in Accounting & Finance –
Part 1
1.
Bookkeeping
2.
Business Management & Administration
3.
Economics for Business
4.
Numeracy & Statistics
A Certificate in Accounting & Finance
is awarded on completion of all Part 1 subjects
The Diploma in Accounting & Finance –
Part 2
5.
Accounting II
6.
Business Law
7.
Computer Appreciation & Applications
8. Cost
Accounting
The Diploma in Accounting & Finance
is awarded on completion of all Part 1 & Part 2 subjects
The Advanced Diploma in Accounting &
Finance
9.
Accounting III
10.
Auditing & Taxation
11.
Financial Management
12.
Management Theory & Practice
The Advanced Diploma in Accounting &
Finance is awarded on completion of all the above subjects
The Graduate Diploma in Accounting &
Finance
13.
Advanced Accounting Project
14.
Capital & Investment
15.
Corporate Governance & Ethics
16. Regulatory
Framework
The Graduate Diploma in Accounting &
Finance is awarded on completion of all the above subjects.
1.3 Accountancy and Finance careers
Although many business
degrees require students to learn aspects of these subjects, many accountancy
and finance careers require additional specialized qualifications. Many
companies also run graduate programs where business graduates can expand on
their accountancy and finance skills while working, and pay the costs involved
in completing the qualifications. Accountancy and finance careers may involve
roles such as reviewing a company’s financial information and systems, advising
clients on tax planning and issues, managing accounting records, advising
clients on business transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, and
detecting and preventing cases of financial fraud, negligence or other misdemeanors (forensic accounting).
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