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Properly trained finance professionals are highly sought after and a Pitman Training Accounting Technician Diploma will give you the skills you need to become an experienced finance professional. All the skills you learn in this diploma are transferable from one employer to another and can be the start of a rewarding career in financial accounting. You will study the primary book-keeping disciplines, including computerised accounting using the market leading Sage software as well as the principles of manual and computerised payroll systems. All these skills are as necessary for small companies as large. Successful completion of our Book-Keeping Level 2 modules(1-3) courses will give you the eligibility to take the IAB Certificate in Book-keeping examination.Sounds like you? Then click below for more information on:
OR Need some help with job hunting? No problem - as one of our diploma students you will be eligible to attend our CV writing and interview skills workshops at no extra charge. What does an Accounting Technician do?Accounting technicians assist accountants by collecting, checking and analysing financial information on their behalf. They usually work in a support role within a firm of accountants, or in the accounts or finance departments of various organisations in industry. Those with more experience can become self-employed, providing a variety of accountancy and taxation services to a range of small to medium size businesses.In many larger organisations, accounting technicians work alongside members of the chartered accountancy bodies. In smaller organisations, they may be the only trained financial member of staff employed. Different financial sectors require specialist knowledge and this can determine what areas a technician chooses to specialise in. The Pitman Training Accounting Technician Diploma will give you the skills you need to become an experienced finance professional. On one side it covers the primary book-keeping disciplines, including computerised accounting; on the other side it features payroll systems. All these skills are as necessary for small companies as large; are transferable from one employer to another; and can be the starting point for a rewarding career in financial accounting. |
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