Certificate in Practical Business Accounting (CPBA)

This certificate course is designed to provide hands-on knowledge and practical skills in accounting and financial reporting, essential for today’s finance professionals and aspiring accountants.

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This certificate course is designed to provide hands-on knowledge and practical skills in accounting and financial reporting, essential for today’s finance professionals and aspiring accountants. The course bridges theoretical understanding and workplace application by focusing on real-world scenarios, accounting processes, and reporting frameworks. Participants will develop capabilities in journal entries, ledger maintenance, trial balance generation, and the preparation of final accounts. Through case-based learning and functional insights, this program equips learners to contribute effectively to organizational financial operations and compliance.

To build a practical understanding of core corporate accounting principles and their real-time application.
To explain the strategic and operational role of accountants in business settings.
To train learners in accurately recording, classifying, and summarizing business transactions for financial reporting.
To develop skills required to prepare final accounts and comply with reporting standards and regulatory expectations.

M-1: Fundamentals of Corporate Accounting
M-2: Role and Functions of Accountant in Organization
M-3: Recording and Classifying Business Transactions
M-4: Preparation of Final Accounts & Related Matters

M-1: Fundamentals of Corporate Accounting

M-2: Role and Functions of Accountant in Organization

M-3: Recording and Classifying Business Transactions

M-4: Preparation of Final Accounts & Related Matters

Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:

Understand the principles, scope, and components of corporate accounting systems.
Explain the responsibilities and value-added contributions of accountants in business organizations.
Record business transactions in appropriate journals and ledgers using standard accounting practices.
Classify transactions into revenue, capital, assets, liabilities, and equity categories with accuracy.
Prepare essential financial reports including trial balance, trading account, profit & loss account, and balance sheet.
Interpret financial statements to assess organizational performance and financial health

This program is endorsed by International Professional Accreditation Council – Singapore [www.ipacglobal.org]

Features:
Duration: The Program offers self-paced completion with no set deadlines.
Short Video Materials: Yes
Mode of Learning: Self-Paced

Exam Method:

Number of Exams: 01
Number of Questions: 20 MCQ Questions
Duration: 30 Minutes
Total Marks: 100
Pass Mark: 50%

Assignment:

Total Assignments: 01
01 Capstone Projects
- Total Marks: 300
- Pass Mark: 50%

04 Practical Focus Module
Post Completion:
- Electronic Certificate

Practical Accounting Skills:
- Proficiency in bookkeeping, transaction analysis, and final accounts preparation.
Financial Reporting Capability:
- Ability to generate, format, and review core financial statements for business use.
Professional Judgment:
- Skill in applying accounting standards and ethical considerations in financial recording.
Organizational Insight:
- Understanding the strategic role of accounting in decision-making, compliance, and communication with stakeholders.
Analytical Thinking:
- Competence in identifying trends, errors, and insights from financial data for performance review.