Case study approach

You will learn how to analyse real-world financial scenarios and apply your knowledge to solve problems and make strategic financial decisions.

Company analysis techniques

You will learn how to evaluate a company’s financial performance and identify critical areas for improvement.

Bookkeeping

The purpose of this module is to build on skills and develop bookkeeping skills, and apply the principles of advanced double-entry bookkeeping.

Management Accounting

This module develops the concepts of management accounting and costing. Upon completion, students will be able to understand the use of management accounting within an organisation.

Final Accounts

This module helps students to understand financial reporting requirements. Upon completion, students will be able to understand the need for final accounts and principles of their preparation.

Ethics

This module introduces students to professional ethics in an accounting environment. Upon completion of this course, students will understand the need for accountants to act ethically

Financial Statements of Limited Companies

This module provides the skills and knowledge to draft, analyse and interpret the financial statements of limited companies.

Budgeting

This module covers the use of budgeting for planning, coordinating, authorising and controlling the activities and costs of a business.

Cash Management

This module covers the key principles of effective cash management, enabling you to identify how cash moves through a business and how you can maximise your returns.

Credit Management

This module teaches the principles of effective credit control and important techniques to assess credit risk, which you can use to improve the credit control system and policies within an organisation.