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Accounting

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19 Units

124 Lessons

2 Years

Please note, we will no longer be taking registrations for this subject for the June 2023 cohort (Sept 2021 - June 2023) This course enables learners to apply their accounting knowledge and understanding in order to analyse and present information, give reasoned explanations, and make judgements and recommendations. The syllabus covers topics such as the recording of financial information, accounting principles and control systems, and the preparation of final accounts for a variety of different organisations and businesses. Learners find out about raising capital by shares and loans, ratio analysis and cost accounting, and also study the preparation of cash flow statements, cash flow analysis, and standard costing and investment appraisal, among many other topics.

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Year 1

1,320 *

Year 2 rollover

1,380 *

Please note, that all courses offered are subject to receiving a minimum enrolment number. Your Pamoja point of contact will be in touch as we approach the start date if we are unable to take a course forward.

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Course Structure

The course covers the following topics:

Year 1 - AS Level
Year 2 - A Level only

The accounting cycle and double entry system
Trial Balance and financial statements
Adjustments to financial statements
Reconciliation and verification
The development of financial statements
Ratio analysis
Costing for labour and materials
Marginal costing and business planning
Preparation for A Level

In each year there is also time for revision and trial examinations.

Specialised financial statements
- Manufacturing
- Consignment accounts
- Joint venture
- Clubs & societies
- Business purchase and merger
Limited companies
Investment appraisal
Cost, budgeting and budgetary control
Revision (of AS topics) and exam technique

In each year there is also time for revision and trial examinations.

The Benefits

Taking International AS and A Level Accounting will enable students to:

become experienced in a wide range of technical and social tools
develop skills like time management, communication and digital literacy

Resources

Cambridge International AS and A Level Accounting (9706) syllabus and guide

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Hodder Education Student eTextbooks information

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Technology requirements

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Minimum entry requirements

To successfully study Cambridge International AS and A Level with us, students need to have attained:

a grade C (or grade 4) and above in IGCSE English and Mathematics (or the equivalent in an internationally recognised qualification).
A Cambridge O Level or IGCSE in Accounting or equivalent is also an advantage. An interest in finance and business operations is also essential.

It is the school’s responsibility to ensure that the student has met these minimum entry requirements. Pamoja Taught courses and Pamoja teachers assume that these minimum entry requirements have been met and the student therefore has the necessary foundational knowledge and ability to work at the pace required by the course.

Activities and assessments

The course includes the following activities: readings and case studies on real accounting situations, quizzes, self-assessments and marked written assignments. Teachers will review and grade assignments during the course. There are also unit discussions to support students with each topic. The final examination consists of three externally-assessed papers:

Paper 1—1 hour, 30% AS/15% AL, multiple choice questions
Paper 2—1 hour 30 minutes, 70% AS/35% AL, structured questions
Paper 3—3 hours, 50% AL, two sections with structured questions

Advice from our teachers

In order to succeed in International AS and A Level Accounting, we recommend students set aside ten to fifteen hours a week to study. It is important that students regularly keep up with the readings and the course activities in a timely manner. And that they contact their Pamoja teacher if they fall behind or need help with assignments.