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As Level Accounts

As Level Accounts . Mr Loye. What will I study?.

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As Level Accounts

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  1. As Level Accounts Mr Loye

  2. What will I study? • In  A Level Accounting course you'll start with the basics, looking at the role of accounting in business. You'll study the general processes of accounting, such as ledgers, balance sheets and income statements, and learn the difference between financial and management accounting. A2 Paper 1 3 hours 50% Paper 2 3 hours 50%

  3. Why study accounts • Excellent Job prospects, all newly qualified accountants find it easy to get work • Can assist in any career in industry whether you are going into quantity surveying or business management its an excellent A-level to have. • No matter what profession you enter, once you progress up the ranks of the organisation you will assume responsibility for budgets and management of finance an AS in accounting with provide you with invaluable experience. • Any student taking on A-Level Business Studies it is an excellent AS as half the content two modules in this A-level contain accounting questions. • Video Clip

  4. Do I have an aptitude for the subject? • A genuine interest in the business world and the financial aspects of business will lay a foundation for studying Accounting at 'A' level. • The subject will appeal to students who have sound numeracy skills and a reasonable standard of written English, who can grasp and apply concepts and rules. • You should enjoy not only the mechanical and computational aspects of the subject, but also the opportunity to be analytical, to consider alternatives and make recommendations based on their calculations. • At least a grade B in GCSE Maths at higher level and English will be essential. No previous knowledge of accounts in required.

  5. Careers in the class • Accountancy (High Flyer course) • Forensic accounting • Finance • Actuarial science • Teaching • Business Management • Human Resource Management

  6. Bright start

  7. Recent job announcements

  8. Recent Job announcements

  9. Recent Job Announcements

  10. Local employment opportunities

  11. Success in Accounting • 100% pass rate this past three years • Consistently above the Northern Ireland average • Past pupils all have gained employment • Many of our past pupils have went on to win awards in University in Accountancy

  12. Decisions Accounts give you options: • Start work in a local firm and purse a Accounting technical qualification • School leaver courses with Professional courses PWC Belfast and PKFFPM in Newry • Degree course at University • High flyer course with PWC and KPMG The decision is yours

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