Accounting is the recording, reporting, presentation, and interpretation of financial information which takes place for businesses of all sizes. Chartered accountants operate at the highest levels of business management. A detailed introduction to the subject, studying the role of the accountant and the underlying principles and concepts of accounting. You will learn about financial records, double entry bookkeeping, the presentation of financial information and the analysis of financial statements and business performance. Assessment is focused on processing numerical and written data, presenting information in a prescribed format and interpreting information in written form, including essay writing.
GCSE grade 5 in either English language or literature and a GCSE grade 5 in maths.
2, 3-hour exams. These are 120 marks each with equal weighting. Paper 1 – Financial Accounting Paper 2 – Management Accounting Each paper consists of the following structure: Section A: 30 Marks – 10 MCQ’s and 20 marks worth of short calculation/definition/explain questions. Section B: 40 Marks – 2, 20 mark structured questions. Section C: 50 Marks – 2, 25 mark extended writing critical analysis and evaluation questions.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Dudley |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Lower High Street, Stourbridge, DY8 1TD |
Accounting is the recording, reporting, presentation, and interpretation of financial information which takes place for businesses of all sizes. Chartered accountants operate at the highest levels of business management. A detailed introduction to the subject, studying the role of the accountant and the underlying principles and concepts of accounting. You will learn about financial records, double entry bookkeeping, the presentation of financial information and the analysis of financial statements and business performance. Assessment is focused on processing numerical and written data, presenting information in a prescribed format and interpreting information in written form, including essay writing.
GCSE grade 5 in either English language or literature and a GCSE grade 5 in maths.
2, 3-hour exams. These are 120 marks each with equal weighting. Paper 1 – Financial Accounting Paper 2 – Management Accounting Each paper consists of the following structure: Section A: 30 Marks – 10 MCQ’s and 20 marks worth of short calculation/definition/explain questions. Section B: 40 Marks – 2, 20 mark structured questions. Section C: 50 Marks – 2, 25 mark extended writing critical analysis and evaluation questions.