This unit introduces trainees to the core concepts of accounting and explains the accounting cycle step by step. It covers the accounting equation, types of accounts, cash books, and initial journal entries. The focus is on building a solid understanding of how to accurately record daily financial transactions.

✅ Expected Outcomes

• Understand the accounting cycle from start to finish.
• Accurately record basic transactions using the accounting equation.
• Distinguish between different types of cash books.
• Prepare a trial balance accurately.

Lessons

• Introduction
• The accounting cycle
• Building blocks
• The accounting equation
• Cash books and cash receipts
• Cash books and cash payments
• General Ledger and Trial Balance part 1
• General Ledger and Trial Balance part 2

This unit covers bank accounts, accounts receivable, accounts payable, and inventory. It includes training in bank reconciliations, asset and liability management, and payroll. The unit emphasizes achieving balance between resources and liabilities and understanding financial adjustments.

✅ Expected Outcomes

• Perform bank reconciliations.
• Record and analyze transactions related to receivables and payables.
• Evaluate and manage assets.
• Understand and accurately record payroll systems.

Lessons

• Bank reconciliation
• Debtors Inventory
• Assets
• Creditors
• Equity and liabilities
• Payroll
• Debtors and creditors reconciliations

This unit explains how to handle accounting errors and execute year-end closing procedures. It covers core accounting concepts, internal controls, auditing, and budgeting. It enables learners to assess the organization’s financial position and prepare for the upcoming fiscal year.

✅ Expected Outcomes

• Correct accounting errors.
• Apply year-end closing procedures.
• Understand the role of internal control within the organization.
• Prepare preliminary budgets and financial forecasts.

Lessons

• Errors
• Year-end procedures
• Accounting concepts
• Internal controls part 1
• Internal controls part 2
• Audits
• Budgeting
• Forecasting

This unit provides a detailed explanation of key financial statements, including the balance sheet and income statement. It also covers cash flow statements, financial notes, and accounting ratios. The aim is to enable learners to analyze financial performance and make data-driven decisions.

✅ Expected Outcomes

• Analyze basic financial statements.
• Prepare and interpret the cash flow statement.
• Understand and apply financial ratios to practical scenarios.
• Consolidate (combine) financial data.

Lessons

• Elements of Annual Financial Statements
• Balance Sheet
• Income Statement and Retained Income
• Cash Flow Statement
• Notes to the financial statements
• Interpreting financial statements
• Accounting ratios
• Consolidation

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