Accountancy & Bookkeeping Training Courses

Sage Courses

This course is aimed at those who need to process Payroll on a Sage 50 system. It will give you all of the information necessary to set up Sage 50 Payroll to suit your business, and to process day to day transactions including: making payments, deducting PAYE and NI, processing attachments, student loans and statutory payments. It will also cover calculating how much you need to pay to HMRC each month, and submitting information to HMRC as and when required. This 2 Day course also covers calculating and recording holidays and pensions in detail, as well as further options including timesheet entry, nominal link to Sage Accounts, loans, statement of employment & personnel information. More course details +

This Sage workshop course follows on from the Level 1 & 2 courses, looking in detail at some specific Sage program areas. More course details +

This course introduces the Sage Accounting program, and is ideal for those with a small amount of bookkeeping / financial knowledge, but who are new to Sage. It covers the basics of how Sage works, along with all of the day to day transactions which you are likely to come across when using Sage Accounts programs day to day. More course details +

This course follows on from the Introduction to Sage Accounts course, to look at some of the more intricate or less common tasks you might need to undertake. More course details +

Finance Theory

Understanding the principles of finance, deciding what information you need to be looking at and recording data for the various regulatory bodies can be confusing. Indeed, collating the information can be time consuming when you also have a business to run. Similar problems are faced within the public sector and 'not for profit organisations' where it is crucial to ensure adequate controls are in place to achieve a surplus. This course will benefit thosem who wish to communicate financial matters more effectively with colleagues and other departments regarding performance statistics and, therefore, need to fully understand accountancy jargon and appreciate how actions affect the bottom line. This course will also benefit those who are starting a new business and need to know what records to maintain, or just require a refresher. As a result of this workshop delegates will be more aware of accounting principles and the elements that need to be recorded, measured and monitored. To train as an accountant takes 4 years, but in this one day workshop delegates obtain practical financial tools and techniques in an enjoyable, action learning environment. More course details +