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Junior Bookkeeper - Bookkeeping to Trial Balance
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College: College SA
Course: Bookkeeping to Trial Balance
School: Bookkeeping and Accounting Studies
Programme Type: Short Course
Partner Institute: ICB - The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers
Award Type: Short Course Certificate
Award Issued by: ICB - The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers
Accredited by: FASSET
SAQA ID: N/A
NQF Level: N/A
Course Duration: 7 - 9 months
Entrance Criteria: You should be competent in:

  • Grade 10 level Communication
  • Grade 10 level Mathematical Literacy
  • You should have a good understanding of bookkeeping


WHAT IS BOOKKEEPING TO TRIAL BALANCE?

This course is a skills programme introducing a learner to source documents, the rules of double entry, subsidiary journals, the general ledger, bookkeeping for the different inventory systems and bank and creditors reconciliations.

COURSE STRUCTURE SUMMARY

In order to successfully complete Bookkeeping to Trial Balance, all of the following Learning Modules must be completed:


•    Learning Module 1: An introduction to business, bookkeeping and accounting
•    Learning Module 2: Value Added Tax and source documents
•    Learning Module 3: Recording cash transactions
•    Learning Module 4: Recording credit and sundry transactions
•    Learning Module 5: Inventory systems
•    Learning Module 6: Individual accounts for debtors and creditors
•    Learning Module 7: The bank reconciliation process
•    Learning Module 8: Reconciling supplier statements

Programme Outcomes

•    Tactics for Winning
•    Introduction to Bookkeeping and Accounting
•    Value Added Tax and Source Documents
•    Recording Cash, Credit and Sundry Transaction
•    Inventory Systems
•    Accounts for Debtors and Creditors
•    Bank Reconciliation Process


ASSESSMENT AND AWARD

Once you have successfully completed the necessary assignments prescribed by College SA, you may apply to complete the examinations with the ICB. Upon successful completion of your one exam, ICB will certify you with a statement of competence showing the respective unit standards which you have completed and FASSET will award you with a Unit Standard Certificate.

WHAT WILL I GET WITH MY COURSE?

•    A Welcome Pack with Tactics for Winning
•    Excellent study material approved by the ICB
•    Your personal tutor to help you with your studies
•    Regular contact from the College to keep you on track
•    A regular newsletter with important College information and news about other students!

WHY SHOULD I STUDY BOOKKEEPING TO TRIAL BALANCE?

In this course you will learn how to work with VAT, how to record transactions, how to use an inventory and how to keep accounts for individuals.  All of these will be useful to you if you want to work as a bookkeeper or if you just want to work in a business environment.

IS BOOKKEEPING TO TRIAL BALANCE THE RIGHT COURSE FOR YOU?

If you answer YES to these questions, then this course is the course for you!  Get right in there and register for this course!

1.    Do you wish to register for a course that is endorsed by a Professional Institute?
2.    Do you wish to register for a course that will give you skills in Bookkeeping?
3.    Are you thinking about becoming one of the following: a Junior Bookkeeper, an Accounts Clerk, a Debtors Clerk, a Creditors Clerk, or a Payroll Clerk?
4.    Would you like to increase your knowledge and skills of Bookkeeping without having to attend any classes or seminars?
5.    Do you want to work in a business?

OTHER COURSES YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN:

•    Computerised Bookkeeping
•    Business Literacy
•    Payroll and Monthly SARS Returns
•    Cost and Management Accounting
•    Business Law and Accounting Control
•    Financial Statements
•    Income Tax Returns
•    Corporate Strategy
•    Management Accounting Control Systems
•    Financial Reporting and Regulatory Frameworks
•    Accounting Theory and Practice


Call the College on 0800 21 23 22 to find out how you can register for one of these courses.



INTERESTED? WANT TO FIND OUT MORE?


If you would like to find out more about Bookkeeping to Trial Balance, fill in this short Form and then one of our friendly Student Registrars will respond to your questions and provide you with all the information you need.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are the Classes?
College SA is a home study college. This means that you do not have to go to class. You study at home, on the train, at work, after hours, on your lunch break, or over weekends! This means that you save a lot of costs that classroom students have to pay. Things like travel costs and accommodation are expensive for classroom students. Obviously it is also safer to study in your own home. It also means that you can work while you study, so you can earn a salary and get your qualification at the same time.
Do I get study material from the College?
College SA includes all your books, course items and study material with your course. So unlike other colleges, we shall not give you a list of books to buy. One you have paid for the course, you are entitled to recieve all the study material you need from us. In some cases there might be recommended reading materials which the college does not provide. But this will only be materials that are not essentials to passing your course.
What is the cost of the study material?
Your study material is included in your course fees, so the college does not charge you for study material.