Accounting and Financial Management Certificate
Learn the techniques of financial management, financial planning, and financial controls. This program provides you with knowledge of manual accounting and computerized accounting. Learn how to operate a complete set of books and prepare financial statements. Graduates of this program are qualified for entry-level positions in accounting and bookkeeping firms, financial institutions, governments, industry, and the not-for-profit sector. You will find employment as an accounting assistant, payroll clerk, accounts receivable/payable clerk, and accountant for small- and medium-sized firms.
All students registered in this career program are required to write the Test of Workplace Essential Skills (TOWES) assessment in semester one of their program.
Courses in Program
(SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
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FALL 2013 Start
FALL 2013 - SEMESTER 1 ACCT155 Financial Accounting Principles Level I ADMN170 Introduction to Management BUS0003 Computer Applications COMM170 Business Communication MATH150 Business Mathematics MKTG183 Marketing
WINTER 2014 - SEMESTER 2 ACCT156 Financial Accounting Principles Level II (Prerequisite: ACCT155) ACCT254 Computerized Accounting for Management (Prerequisite: ACCT155) COMM251 Essentials of Interpersonal Communication COMP171 Microsoft Excel for Business (Prerequisite: BUS0003) JOBS100 Career Advancement LEGL150 Business Law
SPRING 2014 - SEMESTER 3 (immediately follows after Semester 2) ACCT191 Practicum
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WINTER 2014 Start
WINTER 2014 - SEMESTER 1 ACCT155 Financial Accounting Principles Level I ADMN170 Introduction to Management BUS0003 Computer Applications COMM170 Business Communication MATH150 Business Mathematics MKTG183 Marketing
SPRING 2014 - SEMESTER 2 ACCT156 Financial Accounting Principles Level II (Prerequisite: ACCT155) ACCT254 Computerized Accounting for Management (Prerequisite: ACCT155) COMM251 Essentials of Interpersonal Communication COMP171 Microsoft Excel for Business (Prerequisite: BUS0003) JOBS100 Career Advancement LEGL150 Business Law
FALL 2014 - SEMESTER 3 (immediately follows after Semester 2) ACCT191 Practicum
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Admission requirements
Academic Requirements
- English 30-1 or English 30-2 or equivalent
- Credit in Math 30-1 or Math 30-2 or equivalent
OR:
- Successful completion of the General Equivalency Development test (GED) with a standard score of 520 in Language Arts: Reading and Writing and 520 in Math
OR:
- Satisfactory results on the BVC Admissions Test
Additional Admission Requirements
- All applicants must be bondable.
- Applicants should also be aware that many employers require completion of a high school diploma for consideration for employment.
English Language Proficiency Requirement
Transferability
Graduates of this program may be accepted into:
- Bow Valley College - Business Administration Diploma and receive transfer credits