ACCA Intermediate Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting

Course details

This Preparatory Course provide candidates with a rigorous programme to be equipped with the knowledge and skills required to pass the Intermediate Certificate in Financial and Management Accounting for the purpose of attaining the said qualification, which is globally recognized and relevant.

Entry Requirements

• Minimum 16 years old plus
• IELTS 4.5 or pass in English language at GCE ‘N’ level or its equivalent
• No other academic requirement

Course Outline

Maintaining Financial Records (FA2)

This module introduces the candidate the fundamentals of maintaining financial records, explaining its context and purpose with reference to accounts preparation, with the focus on the double-entry system and on recording, processing and reporting transactions.

It also cover the use of the extended trail balance and how to identify and correct errors, including reconciliation of the control accounts, and the posting of period end adjustments.

Topics include:

• Explain general accepted accounting principles and concepts
• Outline the principles and process of basic bookkeeping
• Preparing journals and ledger accounts
• Recording transactions and events
• Prepare a trial balance
• Reconcile the control accounts and cashbook
• Extending the trial balance, year-end adjustments and final accounts
• Partnerships

Managing Costs and Finances (MA2)

This module introduces candidates to costing and financing principles and techniques, including the elements of management accounting which are required for decision-making.

This module is different from financial accounting, as the focus is on costing techniques used in business, including cash management.

Topics covered are:

• Role of Costing
• Cost Classification
• Cost Accounting Technique
• Management Accounting Techniques
• Principles of Cash management

Teacher:Student Ratio 1:50