Course description
Bookkeeping Course Diploma.
Are you good with numbers? Do you have a keen eye for detail? Then a career in bookkeeping could be right for you. With positions available in a range of industries, becoming a qualified bookkeeper will allow you to work in an office environment, balancing accounts, managing wages and more.
Our online bookkeeping courses take your career to the next level, with lesson and assessment content designed in collaboration with industry experts and successful bookkeepers.
Explore our course breakdown below or enrol now to get started.
Course Outline.
When you enrol on our bookkeeping courses, you will complete the following units of study:
1 FNS1 Prepare Financial Statements
This unit covers the competency to identify skills and outcomes with the development of financial reports for non-corporate organisations which are not reporting entities
2 FNS2 Maintain Asset and Inventory Records
This unit covers the competencies needed to set up and use an asset register
3 FNS3 Develop and Implement Policies and Practices Relevant to Bookkeeping Activities
This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to develop, implement and maintain policies and practices to ensure that a quality service is provided in relation to bookkeeping activities
4 FNS4 Establish and Maintain a Cash Accounting System
This unit involves the process of both establishing and maintaining a cash accounting system for an organisation, or organisations. It relates to activities undertaken when an individual first carries out activities or services for an organisation, as well as maintaining cash accounts on an ongoing basis
5 FNS5 Establish and Maintain an Accrual Accounting System
This unit requires the application of skills and knowledge to reconcile and monitor an accrual accounting system. The unit encompasses setting up accounting systems; establishing debtors and creditors, bad debt and contra entries; reconciliations; reviewing compliance terms and conditions; planning a recovery action and preparing reports; and filing of documentation
6 FNS6 Carry Out Business Activity and Instalment Activity Statement Tasks
This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to carry out tasks related to Business Activity Statements (BAS) and Instalment Activity Statements (IAS), including the completion of Activity Statements
7 FNS7 Communicate in the Workplace
This unit covers the competency of written and oral communication in the work environment
8 FNS8 Use Technology in the Workplace
These units cover the competencies to effectively and effectively use technology and equipment in the workplace
9 FNS9 Apply Principles of Professional Practice to Work in the Financial Services Industry
This unit covers the fundamental skills needed for employment and the application of industry and company procedures, guidelines, policies, and standards in a daily work context within the financial services industry
10 Bookkeeping I & II (Short Course Units)
Introduction to bookkeeping / bookkeeping principles
How Will You Benefit?
There are many benefits associated with enrolling on our bookkeeping courses online. For example, you will:
Launch your career as a bookkeeper
Study a course that has been created in collaboration with senior bookkeepers and consultants from within the accounting industry
Set your own pace and complete the learning programme without a predetermined timetable
Have feedback and advice offered by your own personal tutor
Study remotely, saving time and money
Receive a 10% reduction in the course fees by paying upfront, or opt for our interest-free weekly payment plan
Reap the benefits by signing up for our bookkeeping course today.
Career Prospects.
Every industry that deals with money requires accounting, which means bookkeepers can work in a wide range of fields. As a bookkeeper, you’ll likely work in an office (either remotely or in-person), dealing with invoices, receipts, tax declarations, statements, wages, expenses claims and accounts. With the expertise you’ll gain from our bookkeeping course, you’ll be well equipped to manage all of this and more – and your qualifications will be recognised across the board.
Becoming a bookkeeper doesn’t necessarily mean you have to work for an accounting company, or as part of the finance department of a larger organisation. Once qualified, you could set yourself up as your own business and become a freelance bookkeeper – allowing you to set your own hours, manage your workload effectively and enjoy the financial benefits of becoming your own boss.
Course Levels Explained.
Our online bookkeeping courses lead to the awarding of an Diploma.
Diploma
This qualification recognises the graduate’s capacity for initiative and judgement across a broad range of technical and management functions. Diploma holders typically have personal responsibility and autonomy (semi-independence) in performing technical operations or organizing others in the workplace.
Prerequisites.
There are NO previous work or education requirements for entry into either course level.
So, if you want to advance your career in bookkeeping, simply enrol today.
Course Length
The average time within which students complete this course is:
Diploma Level 24 weeks
Taking our bookkeeping courses online allows you to determine the pace of your studies. For those who’d like to fast track their learning, it’s possible to complete our bookkeeping courses in a matter of months. Please note we allow a maximum of three years for you to finish this learning programme.
Study Mode: Online Learning
Our bookkeeping courses are carried out online via distance learning (correspondence learning). This is intended to give you the flexibility you need to advance your career without having to put your life on hold while you do it, fitting your studies in around your existing commitments.
With ICI, you won’t have to worry about the hassle of commuting to attend lessons and assessments – complete them online, wherever and whenever you like. You’ll also have access to your own personal tutor for the duration of your studies, offering guidance and support when you need it. And as well as being flexible and convenient, our bookkeeping courses have been designed to be engaging and practical so you get the most out of your learning.
Recognition & Accreditation.
This course is recognised and accredited by the International Association of Private Career Colleges (IAPCC) and the International Approval and Registration Centre (IARC). ICI courses are not AQF qualifications. ICI is an independent global awarding body that develops and administers career-related curriculum and training programs. When you graduate from an ICI training program you join ICI graduates in over 150 countries around the world.
At ICI, our finance courses take a holistic, practical approach to teaching you everything you need to become a successful bookkeeper. Our comprehensive courses aim to help set you apart from the rest in this competitive industry.
Already in the Profession or Industry?
Already working in the accounting industry? Then our bookkeeping courses are for you. Designed to refresh and expand your skill set, our courses will make sure you’re aware of the latest developments in the industry. We’ll give you the knowledge and confidence you need to excel. Whether you’re looking to advance from your current position or to move from a different area of the financial industry, taking our bookkeeping course is one of the most practical options.
What Do I Get?
All the materials you need to complete our bookkeeping course are included in the course fee. Once you enrol, you will receive:
All required study materials and course notes
Assignment projects with constructive tutor feedback
A tutor who will answer all of your course and career questions and provide guidance
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive:
A graduation certificate officially recognising your completion of studies and qualifications as a bookkeeper
Transcripts indicating the units completed
A letter of recommendation and validation for current and future employers
Post-nominal letters placed after your name which indicate that you hold the relevant qualification (For example: John Smith, DipBKeep)
Job search assistance: discover more about our Graduate Career Services Programme
