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COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING DIPLOMA

The objective of the Computerized Accounting program is to give the student "hands on" training in the key areas of financial and management accounting, as well as in the implementation and operation of a computerized accounting system. The practical, rather than the theoretical, is stressed. The successful graduate will have the necessary skills to keep a set of books, both manually and on a computerized system. The student will also be trained to implement internal controls and management accounting systems, such as budgeting, cash flows, and break-even analysis, for use in both small and large businesses. The successful graduate will be equipped for a career in accounting. There is a great demand for well-trained, competent accounting professionals. Accountants are important to the running of any business in order to gather, record, organize, and analyze their financial affairs. Executive management rely on this information to make critical business decisions. Careers may be pursued in small business, multinational corporations, government, or self-employment.

COURSE OUTLINES

BENEFITS

 

Module

Actual Contact (Hours)

Learning Sequence

1. Computer fundamentals

2. Soft Skills for Business

3. Bookkeeping, Simply Accounting & QuickBooks

4. ACCPAC - I

5. ACCPAC – II

 

Total number of instruction and lab hours

OPTION 2
(With Intermediate & Advanced English as a second language )

Computerized Accounting


Intermediate & Advanced English as a Second Language

Total Program 

 

 

100 hours


70 hours


90 hours


100 hours

80 hours



440 hours
(22 Weeks)

 



440 hours
(22 Weeks)



240 hours
(12 Weeks) 


One Year

I

II

III

 

IV

V

 

 

 

 

• Handle the day to day activities in bookkeeping

• Handle Accounts Receivables and Accounts Payable

• Do payroll entries and generate reports

• Do bank reconciliation

• Generate reports

• Prepare Annual Budget

• Prepare growth charts in Excel.

• File management procedures

• Financial procedures as bookkeeping, control accounts, general and subsidiary ledgers, end of fiscal period adjustments and statements, banking, inventory control and payroll preparation and reporting.

Volunteer Unpaid Internship

 
We do recommend that the student does a 3 months Volunteer Unpaid Internship with any Canadian Company. With all our programs, we offer Placement Assistance, Counselling, Resume Help, Interview Coaching etc.

Courses are modular and applicants can choose any module or all the modules. Prices can be quoted depending on your requirements.

Please note that Key2Careers will not issue any CERTIFICATION for the above program after completion. The certification will be issued by respective vendors after passing their exams. Key2careers will provide the necessary knowledge & training to enable applicants pass the Vendor's exams.

For more information, please call us at 416-926-0616 or email us at: marketing@key2careers.net