Foundation Studies

Introduction to Accounting

Introduction

The Introduction to Accounting course provides candidates with a foundational knowledge of accounting principles and processes. Through this course, candidates will learn essential accounting concepts such as bookkeeping, profit and loss calculation, and financial analysis. Candidates will differentiate between key terms like assets, liabilities, and equity, and understand how these impact a business’s financial health. By learning the principles of double-entry bookkeeping and ledger preparation, candidates will develop skills to accurately record, process, and interpret financial data, providing them with a solid basis for advanced accounting studies and financial decision-making.


Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the purpose and fundamentals of accounting.
  • Be able to process financial data and present findings.

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This Course Includes
  • Level: 2