Computerized Accounting (QuickBooks, Sage, Tally Etc.)
Keep accurate books and produce financial reports with accounting software.
Course overview
Businesses today keep their accounts on computers. You learn to set up companies, record transactions, manage invoices, payroll and stock, and produce reports, using the packages employers ask for.
Every module combines short theory sessions with hands-on practice, so you finish with real projects and a portfolio, not just notes. Entry requirements: Basic arithmetic and computer skills. Accounting background is not required.
Course outline
6 modules over 4 weeks. Select a module to see what you will cover.
Double entry, assets, liabilities, income and expenses.
Charts of accounts, customers, suppliers and opening balances.
Invoices, bills, receipts and bank reconciliation.
Stock control, salaries and deductions.
VAT, PAYE and record keeping for URA.
Trial balance, income statement and balance sheet.
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course you will be able to:
- Set up a company in accounting software
- Record daily transactions accurately
- Reconcile bank accounts
- Process payroll and inventory
- Produce financial statements
What you can become
Graduates of this course go on to roles and businesses such as:
Tools and skills you will use
Study options
Choose the schedule that suits you. New students start on the 1st of every month.
- Morning Session
- Evening Session
- Weekend Session
- Monday – Wednesday
- Wednesday – Friday
- E-Learning
What is included
- Practical and materials fee: free
- Certificate and graduation: free
- Computer lab, library and internet: free
- School bag: free
- Access to membership programs
- Career and employability guidance
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