Bookkeeping to trial balance (ICB)
Start date: 2 June 2012
This programme is designed for learners who are responsible for controlling the finances of a small business or handle the bookkeeping aspect of financial management in larger organisations. It is also suitable for newcomers who want to enter the field of bookkeeping and accounting.
This is the first course in a series of programmes that will enable the learner to become a certified bookkeeper and financial accountant.
The programme includes the following learning areas: source documents, the rules of double entry, subsidiary journals, the general ledger, bookkeeping for different inventory systems and bank and creditors’ reconciliations.
Career fields include
- Junior bookkeeper
- Accounting clerk
- Debtors or creditors clerk
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Payroll & monthly SARS returns (ICB)
Start date: 2 June 2012
This skills programme will revise the manual monthly bookkeeping function and introduce learners to payroll and the Basic Conditions of Employment Act as well as basic business ethics. Learners will be able to complete the payroll function from a bookkeeping perspective. Learners will be able to complete SARS payroll returns and VAT returns.
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Financial statements (ICB)
Start date: 1 September 2012
The programme deals with post trial balance accounting, including financial statements and their interpretation.
Learners who complete this programme will be able to perform the functions of a Junior/Assistant Accountant.
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Cost & management accounting (ICB)
Start date: 12 May 2012
This programme is designed for learners who are responsible for the costing, budgeting and allocation of resources within an accounting environment in a small or large organisation. The learner will also be able to identify and understand the ethical issues relating to finance in an organisation.
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Computerised bookkeeping (ICB)
Start date: 28 July 2012
It is essential that a Bookkeeper is able to work effectively on a computer. Learners must demonstrate this competence in basic business computing and a computerised accounting package. This programme will include the completion of the monthly bookkeeping cycle on Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint.
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Business literacy (ICB)
Start date: 26 May 2012
This Skills Programme covers the outcomes of the fundamental unit standards required for the:
National Diploma Technical Financial Accounting (SAQA ID: 36213)
National Certificate: Bookkeeping (SAQA ID: 58375)
FETC: Bookkeeping (SAQA ID: 58376)
Learners need to register for this Skills Programme should they wish to obtain any of the above-mentioned qualifications.
This learning area is designed to equip the learner with the basic numerical and communication skills required to operate effectively in business.
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Income tax returns (ICB)
Start date: 2013
This skills programme involves a thorough study of taxation. Learners will be able to:
- Compute taxable income
- Calculate tax payable for individuals and businesses
- Submit tax returns
- Acquire a working knowledge of estate duty
- Provide taxation planning advice to clients
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Business law & accounting control
Start date: 1 September 2012
This programme covers the learning areas of:
- Basic contract law
- Insolvency law
- Estate planning
- Internal auditing and control
- Fundamental techniques in finance
- Computer auditing
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Management accounting & control systems (ICB)
Start date: 2013
The purpose of this short programme is to enable the learner to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of management accounting and control systems.
Upon completion of this short programme, the learner would have acquired knowledge of key areas of cost and management accounting, management accounting control systems, information systems in business and techniques used within business organisations.
