BASIC BOOKKEEPING COURSE

The Basic Bookkeeping Course will hone the basic understanding on accounting concepts and principles used in bookkeeping. This will dwell on the accounting framework as a means of integrating the concepts and principles together.

Every business, no matter how big or small, is required by law to “keep” books of accounts. This course will equip the student on the basics of keeping books of accounts.

FACTS

In every business, accounting plays a vital role in ensuring that you get a true picture of your business’s financial situation.

Philippines

The 3 biggest BPO centers in the country need at least 50 bookkeepers a week
There are approximately 5 million Small and Medium Enterprises registered in the Philippines that needs bookkeepers
The are approximately over 15 million businesses existing in the Philippines

Middle East

In Bahrain alone, a bookkeeper can earn up to Php 1.8 million a year
There is a great demand for FILIPINO bookkeepers in the Middle East. In fact, approximately 90% of bookkeepers in the Middle East are Filipinos

USA, UK, Australia & Canada

The lowest salary range of a bookkeeper in these countries is $ 36,187 annually. That is Php 1.6 million a year.

Significant Points

Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks held more than 2 million jobs in 2004 and are employed in every industry.

The large size of this occupation ensures plentiful job openings, including many opportunities for temporary and part-time work; those who can carry out a wider range of bookkeeping and accounting activities will be in greater demand than specialized clerks.

OPTIONS:

You can work at home
You can work abroad
You can work at BPO’s for Finance and Accounting

Course Outline

Effective Business Communication
The Accounting Department
The Best Practices of a Bookkeeper
The Common Health and Safety Tools Present in a Workplace
Conceptual Framework of Accounting and How It Relates to the Task of Keeping Books of Accounts
The Chart of Accounts
Business Documentation and the Treatment of Economic Transactions
A Walkthrough on Personal Computer Usage
Using Spreadsheets for Accounting Applications
Double Entry Accounting and the Difference Between Cash and Accrual Basis Accounting
Books of Original Entry and The General Ledger System
The Trial Balance and Basic Adjustments
The Concept Behind Financial Statements
Basic Taxation
Financial Statement Analysis

Payment Information


Total No. of Hours:	60
Payment Terms
Reservation Fee (10%):	PhP 1,650.00
Upon Enrollment:	PhP 4,950.00
After 18 Hours (30%):	PhP 4,950.00
After 36 Hours (60%):	PhP 4,950.00
Total Course Investment:	PhP 16,500.00