Why Study This Course?
Are you interested in understanding the basics of small business accountancy? This course is designed for you! We’ll cover essential accounting principles, practices and terminology. You’ll gain a solid foundation in finance, whether you’re considering a career change or simply want to manage your own finances better. This course is perfect for anyone curious about the world of accounting.
You will:
Build essential bookkeeping skills, including handling simple transactions.
Learn about cash handling and double-entry principles.
Gain confidence with numbers in a friendly and supportive environment.
Develop a perfect starting point with no prior experience needed.
By the end of the course you will have developed basic skills in accounting, including book keeping, accounting equations and double entry. You will learn how to prepare a simple balance sheet, recording capital, assets and liabilities, stock, revenue and expenses.
Bookkeeping
Accounting equations
Double entry
Preparing a simple balance sheet
Recording capital, assets and liabilities
Stock, revenue and expenses
You will:
Build essential bookkeeping skills, including handling simple transactions.
Learn about cash handling and double-entry principles.
Gain confidence with numbers in a friendly and supportive environment.
Develop a perfect starting point with no prior experience needed.
This course is suitable for anyone interested in an introduction to small business accountancy.
No previous knowledge of the topics is necessary.
We encourage you to bring paper, pencil, pen, eraser, ruler and a calculator to your first class. If you are interested in pursuing a career in business or accounts, or even if you are curious about the subject, this course is a great starting point that can lead to further progression.
This course can lead to accredited accountancy and bookkeeping courses.
Please note that tutors may occasionally be changed at short notice. While teaching styles may vary, we ensure consistent quality across all of our courses. For this reason, a change of tutor does not qualify for a refund.