Certificate IV in Bookkeeping (FNS40217)

Unit Code	Unit Name	Type
FNSACC408	Work effectively in the accounting and bookkeeping industry	Elective
BSBSMB412	Introduce cloud computing into business operations	Elective
FNSACC312	Administer subsidiary accounts and ledgers	Elective
FNSACC313	Perform financial calculations	Elective
FNSACC416	Set up and operate a computerised accounting system	Elective
BSBFIA401	Prepare financial reports	Elective
FNSACC311	Process financial transactions and extract interim reports	Elective
FNSACC405	Maintain inventory records	Elective
FNSACC412	Prepare operational budgets	Elective
FNSACC411	Process business tax requirements	Elective
FNSACC414	Prepare financial statements for non-reporting entities	Elective
FNSTPB401	Complete business activity and instalment activity statements	Elective
FNSTPB402	Establish and maintain payroll systems	Elective

After finishing this program, you'll be equipped to seek entry-level positions in accounting and bookkeeping roles, or opt for advanced studies in the accounting field. The completion of the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping fulfills the essential educational criteria for registration as a BAS agent in Australia, meeting the standards set by the Tax Practitioners Board under the Tax Agent Services Act (2009).

Online: You have up to 24-months to complete your course. This is a self-paced, Trainer-supported method of learning. We recommend you spend approximately 10-hours a week reading the course material and completing the assessment tasks given to ensure you complete the course within 11-months.

There are no set entry requirements for this qualification. Noting this, we require students who undertake this course to be:

• Be aged 18 years or over;
• Have suitable language, literacy, numeracy and technological skills to be able to carry out tasks such as to:
  • Interpret, analyse and evaluate information that may deal with complex ideas to determine legislative and business requirements,
  • Present information, ideas and concepts to a range of audiences using structure and language to suit the audience,
  • Use a wide range of mathematical calculations to analyse numeric information in budgets, financial plans and other financial documents, and
  • Utilise an online learning platform with ease – this involves being able to upload documents or videos onto the platform, navigate the platform looking for the unit content and assessments, access resources on the platform and communicate with others through the platform;
• Have access to a computer with Microsoft Office Word, Excel and PowerPoint installed; and PDF reader capabilities;
• Have access to a computer with a working web camera and microphone; and
• Have access to an internet connection.

In accordance with the requirements of the Standards for Registered Training Organisations and the National Code, Edna Training College provides the opportunity for students to apply to have their prior learning and experience recognised towards an accredited qualification or units of competence for which they are enrolled in. You may have obtained relevant skills and knowledge through prior formal training, workplace training or experience and may reduce the number of units or assessments required to be completed during the program. We will gather information about your prior experience and training history to determine the best pathway for you to achieve competency. If you are interested in this course and believe you may qualify for course credit, come speak to one of our Student & Administration Support personnel today to find out how we can help you!

We do not believe in our students just learning for the sake of passing their assessments. This is why the assessment structured for this course is conducted using a combination of realistic workplace simulated tasks, projects, written reports and knowledge tests - NO EXAMS! The following provides a brief explanation of the assessment methods that are to be applied: Written Reports. The student is required to produce a range of written records or reports based on real workplace scenarios or based on a case study that is provided by the assessor. This will usually require the student to consider carefully the situation presented, undertake some research to inform their response and then to propose their recommended actions. Practical Tasks. The student is required to demonstrate a range of skills whilst being observed by the assessor. This will usually require the student to consider carefully the situation presented, undertake some research to inform the response, and then demonstrate that they are able to complete the practical tasks through a role-play or presentation activity. The student may be asked to demonstrate a range of skills relevant to the workplace.

Edna Training College accepts payment for course fees through bank transfer or credit / debit card. Fees for this course is payable at enrolment, or if a payment plan is approved, the fees will be payable in accordance with the agreed payment plan. Please ensure you read and understand our Fees and Charges policy prior to enrolling into any of our courses.