Accounting Bookkeeping Course

Training program

Program Title: Accounting Bookkeeping Course

Program duration: 3 months, 120 training hours.

Accrediting Authority: Technical and Vocational Training Corporation

Description of the training program

This program has been designed to meet the training needs of the accountant or cashier profession in the labor market, based on national professional standards. This program is designed to provide the necessary training in the basic skills that meet the requirements of the labor market in the accounting field. Accordingly, the training curriculum includes the necessary topics to develop the trainee’s ability to perform accounting work.

Objectives of the training program

By the end of this program, the trainee will be able to:

• Familiarity with the definition of accounting, the characteristics of accounting information, its beneficiaries, and generally accepted accounting principles.
• Keeping accounting books, recording daily entries in the journal, transferring them to the general ledger, and balancing them.
• Preparing the trial balance and reconciling the balances of the subsidiary ledgers with the general ledger.
• Matching bank statements with bank accounts in the company’s books.
• Participate in inventory and stock assessment operations.
• Conducting inventory adjustments for accrued and prepaid expenses and revenues, and fixed asset depreciation, and preparing the necessary entries for them.
• Correcting accounting errors and preparing the necessary entries.
• Preparing working papers for the preparation of final accounts.
• Preparing final accounts: Trading Account – Profit and Loss Account – Income Statement – Balance Sheet (Statement of Financial Position)

Topics of the training program

• Definition of accounting.
• Definition of single entry and double entry.
• Recording financial transactions in the journal and posting and balancing them in the general ledger.
• Inventory adjustments and related journal entries.
• Preparing financial statements (final accounts).
• Auxiliary journals.
• Auxiliary ledgers.

Target group:

• Beginner accounting and finance professionals who want to master bookkeeping.
• Entrepreneurs and small business owners to develop their financial management skills.
• Job seekers in the fields of accounting and finance.

Graduates of financial and administrative specializations who wish to apply theoretical knowledge practically.