The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course to cover the fundamental principles, terms, and concepts of bookkeeping. This course provides a good opportunity for participants to practice and apply account management techniques through educational sessions led by several academics from the accounting department at the end of each day of the course sessions.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course to the following categories:

• Individuals with limited background or who do not have knowledge about the process of account management and bookkeeping such as students, teachers, small business workers and general auditors.

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:

• Understand the nature of bookkeeping function and adjust accounts.
• Understand the effect of transactions on accounting equation.
• Know basic VAT and apply it pragmatically.
• Processing accounting data in subـjournals and books of accounts.
• Preparing the audit balance.
• Reconciling the monitoring of accounts receivable accounts and general ledger.
• Reconciliation between control of customer accounts and creditors with general ledger.
• Complete the bank reconciliation report and reconcile the control of the bank account with the balance of the final bank statement.
• Understand the difference between a continuous inventory system and a periodic inventory system.
• Calculate final inventory using weighted average or retail method or FIFO.

• Principles and terms of bookkeeping.
• Accounting for transactions.
• Reconciliation between the control of debtors and creditors.
• Bank reconciliation statement.
• Systems and methods of inventory.
• Functions and areas of sub-accounting.
• Accounting course.
• Principles of accounting - concepts and conventions.
• Accounting Equation.
• Account types.
• Discount and credit rules.
• Understanding accounting framework.
• Understand the accounting process.
• Understand the completion process.
• Understand how financial statements analyzed.
• Understand how consumption accounted for.
• Understanding goods accounting.
• Settlement of cash flows and bank balances.
• Recordkeeping and accounting.
• Transaction analysis.
• Transaction registration.
• Registration in the ledger.
• Balance accounts.
• Prepare the audit balance.
• Methods of consumption.
• Accounting consumption.
• Consumption and its effect on cash flows and income taxes.