COURSE OVERVIEW

The FNS30322 Certificate III in Accounts Administration provides practical skills and knowledge for a career in accounts administration and financial services.

This nationally recognised qualification covers essential accounting and administration tasks, including processing financial transactions, maintaining financial records, reconciling accounts, preparing financial reports and using computerised accounting systems.

The course is suitable for those looking to start a career in accounts administration, bookkeeping, finance or business administration, as well as those wanting to upskill or change careers.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By completing this course, you will develop the skills and knowledge to:

• Process and reconcile financial transactions accurately.
• Maintain financial records, accounts, and ledgers.
• Prepare basic financial reports and accounting documentation.
• Process payroll and maintain payroll records.
• Use computerised accounting and business software.
• Maintain accurate business records and financial information.
• Apply workplace procedures, accounting principles, and relevant regulations.
• Communicate effectively in an accounts administration environment.
• Perform common accounts administration tasks in a range of business settings.

Career pathways may include: Accounts Administrator, Accounts Clerk, Bookkeeping Assistant, Payroll Officer or Finance Administration Assistant.

UNITS OF COMPETENCY

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification. However, learners are expected to have adequate language, literacy, numeracy and computer skills to participate in classes, communicate with trainers and other learners, and complete assessments.

DELIVERY AND ASSESSMENT

This course is delivered through a combination of face-to-face classroom learning and self-paced study with a qualified and experienced trainer.

Assessment may include a range of activities designed to demonstrate your knowledge and practical skills, including:

• Knowledge questions
• Case studies
• Projects
• Presentations
• Demonstrations
• Practical activities
• Workplace-based observations
  
  

STUDY REQUIREMENTS & RESOURCES

Learner manuals and course resources are provided at no additional cost.

You will need access to a computer and internet connection either at the training location, at home or at your workplace. These may be required to complete assessments, conduct research, access relevant legislation and industry information, and prepare workplace documents.

Approximately 10–15 hours of study and assessment work per week is expected.

Learners have a maximum of two assessment submission attempts per unit of competency. If you are assessed as Not Yet Competent after the second attempt, a gap tutorial may be available for an additional fee.

NSW GOVERNMENT FUNDING

You may be eligible for subsidised training under the Smart and Skilled program. This training is subsidised by the NSW Government. Eligibility criteria apply.

You can visit the Smart and Skilled website for more information.

Please contact the college to determine your eligibility for subsidised training.

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QUALIFICATION OUTCOME

On successful completion of all required assessments and units of competency, you will receive the nationally recognised: FNS30322 Certificate III in Accounts Administration

MORE INFORMATION

For more information about the course, eligibility, enrolment or delivery arrangements, contact Parramatta Community College:

Phone: 02 9687 2072
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