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Finance and Professional Studies
Accounting AAT / QCF Accounting Level 2
19+ | L2 | 1Y | T | FT | SEP |)|
This course offers an introduction to accounting methods and principles, giving you the skills, knowledge and understanding to progress to a career in accounting. The course covers introduction to accounting, making and recording payments, recording income and receipts, basic costing, computerised accounts and it.
Entry requirements: You will need three gCses (C - g) which must include Maths at grade C or above, a Level 1 qualification or relevant work experience.
Next steps: nVQ (aat) or aat advanced Certificate in Accounting.
CODE: lnV2057
Accounting AAT / QCF Accounting Level 3
19+ | L3 | 1Y | T | PT/FT | SEP |)| This course is suitable for anyone seeking an advanced certificate in accounting. You will develop skills acquired at Level 2 and receive specialist training in financial and management accounting, accounting preparation, cost accounting, spreadsheets, recording and analysis of costs and revenues, operation of cash management, and credit control systems.
Entry requirements: AAT Certificate in Accounting, or Level 2 accounting qualification that will be assessed at interview.
Next steps: Successful students can move onto AAT 4 at our Merton campus or apply for posts such as section leader in a large organisation/senior book-keeper in a smaller organisation. They would also be competent to act as Treasurer to clubs and voluntary societies.
CODE: lnV3057
Pre-ACCESS to Higher Education (Business or Law) OCN Progression Diploma
19+ | L2 | 1Y | W | FT | SEP |)|
This is a course for students who wish to go to university to study a degree in Business or Law, but who are not yet working at the standard required for entry to the aCCess programme. it is designed to help you develop the study skills, knowledge and confidence that are essential for students who plan to progress to a level 3 aCCess course and beyond.
During tutorials you will work on personal development strategies such as time management and consider how to recognise and develop your learning style.
During Study Skills, you will develop skills including: how to locate, retrieve and store information efficiently; using various reading techniques; writing summaries; producing bibliographies and referencing work; using basic word processing to edit, organise and integrate information and using a variety of sources to research a topic.
during english classes, you will work on developing your speaking and listening skills by taking part in discussions, interviews and giving short presentations. You will also develop the technical accuracy of your spelling, punctuation and grammar and extend your vocabulary. You will study a variety of texts and produce a range of written assignments showing how they can adapt their style and format for different purposes. You will demonstrate that you can plan, draft, edit, review and redraft your writing.
in maths classes, you will develop your number work to include the following skills: adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing decimals; understanding and using fractions; calculating percentages; using ratios and proportions accurately.
Within the core units, you will focus on topics which are particularly relevant to the aCCess programmes you plan to progress to: understanding equal
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Higher Education courses offered with Kingston University:
HND Business and Finance
BA Business Management
FD Business and Professional Admin
Ask for our Higher Education Course Guide
Business And Finance
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