The Diploma in Accounting & Payroll program provides students with a complete exposure to the professional business environment, which will help them develop general proficiency appropriate for accounting and payroll careers. Graduates will learn the essential skills needed to thrive in a business environment.
The Diploma in Accounting and Payroll Specialist Program will qualify graduates to pursue positions such as Payroll Specialist, Accounts Payable Clerk Accounts Receivable Clerk, Accounting Assistant and Office Manager.
Introduction to Accounting
Accounting for Receivables
Evaluate short term liquidity.
Long-lived Assets
Indicate how to capital asset are reporting in balance sheet.
Liabilities
Compute the debt to total asset ratio, interest coverage and cash interest covera
Corporation-Dividends, Retained Earnings and Income reporting
Compute earnings per share ratio, payout ratio and dividend yield
Managerial Accounting and Business Environment
Cost Terms, Concepts and Classification
System Design and Job Order Costing
System Design and Process Costing
Budgeting
Master budget.
Standard Cost
Introduction to Advanced management Reporting
Introduction to Advanced management Reporting
Reviewing of Financial Accounting
Financial Analysis
Financial Forecasting
Operating and Financial leverage
Working Capital and Financial decision
Current Asset Management
Sources of short term financing
Demonstrate interest rate hedging to reduce borrowing risk
Assignments on various projects
Introduction to Excel
Creating and manipulating data, Formatting data and Content
Presenting data visually
Financial Applications and Templates
Create Data table
Using Named Ranges, Templates and Lookup values
Structuring database in Access
Tables
Sort and Query a Database
Course Introduction and review of network authentication
Pros/Cons of using the general ledger module only for transaction rec
Getting started and general ledger module
module
Analyzing and recording transactions in the G/L and A/R module
Analyzing and recording transactions in the G/L and A/R module
Creating and maintain vendor files
Review of General, Payables and Receivables Modules
Setting up a company
Modules
The TIC has a mentoring program that was established in 2016. We believe that mentoring is a powerful personal and career development tool that can enable our students to achieve their goals and aspirations. We work with developing the technical and soft skills of our students. The program acts as a support system mainly for our students seeking industry knowledge for better opportunities from professionals working in the industry.