Computerised Accounts using Sage Line 50 - City & Guilds

 

Duration: Part time, 16 hours over 4 weeks.

 

Fees:  £ 140 inclusive of VAT and Administration fee.

 

Description:

These qualifications are available at levels 1-3. They are designed for those wanting to enter or progress in the field of computerised accounts. They can help learners to demonstrate competence in the practical use of computerised accounts software to produce accurate, professional and well presented accounts employing an appropriate range of accounting activities.

This course is suitable for those who have little or no knowledge of accounts and is available at 3 levels  and leads to City & Guilds Level 1, and Level 3 Certificate in Computerised Accounts

 

Entry Requirements:

Ideally some basic knowledge of manual book keeping but not essential.

 

Syllabus:

Level 1 Award in Computerised Accounts

 

Learning Outcomes:

1. Create accounts using computerised software

2. Process accounting information using computerised software in respect of sales and  purchase ledger

3. Understand how to use batch control sheets

4. Produce reports using computerised software such as customer activity reports and supplier details reports.

 

Level 2 Award in Computerised Accounts

 

Learning Outcomes:

1. Create accounts using computerised software

2. Edit details of records

3. Process accounting transactions using computerised accounts

4. Produce customer documentation using computerised accounts

5. Produce supplier documentation using computerised accounts

6. Select and print accounting reports for management purposes such as aged creditor analysis and sales day book summaries

7. Processing up to Trial balance

8. Preparing VAT

 

Level 3 Award in Computerised Accounts

 

Learning Outcomes:

1. Know how to set up master data on a computerised accounts software package

2. Process accounting transactions on a computerised accounts software package

3. Understand how to process adjustments

4. Understand how to process period end adjustments

5. Select and print accounting reports for management purposes

6. Interpreting and processing both routine and non-routine transactions, together with the production of accounting reports such as trading,  profit and loss accounts and balance sheets.