A certified accountant provides support to senior accountants, auditors, or finance managers, and carries out various accounting tasks within a business, usually under their supervision.

A certified accountant needs to have the following skills:

• Reliability and trustworthiness
• Organisational skills
• Problem-solving skills
• Time management skills
• Communication skills

Once you have a Certified Financial Accounting Diploma, you can go into the following career paths:

• Financial Accountant
• Accounting Officer
• Tax Practitioner
• Tax Consultant
• Assistant Manager
• Management Accountant

You will need a Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma to start this course.

In order to start the Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course, you will have to complete the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course.

The Quality Council of Trades and Occupations (QCTO) and The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) accredits ICB Diplomas.

Yes, the Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma has the following SAQA ID number: 20366.

The Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma is awarded by FASSET. You will also receive a programme completion certificate from the ICB.

Financial Accounting works to analyse and monitor an organization’s financial performance. This analysis will then help other departments in the organization to set up their budgets and investment plans.

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) are commonly followed accounting rules used for financial reporting.

Contact our course specialists for information on tuition and registration fees for the Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course.

Non-profit organizations, Corporations and small businesses are a few of the groups that are in need of a Financial Accountants. This means that work opportunities for financial accountants can be found in both the private sector and the public sector.

With a Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma, you will be able to register for the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma, or apply for jobs in Financial Accounting.

Yes, after the ICB Certified Financial Accounting National Diploma course, you will graduate from your Bookkeeping and Accounting studies, and will be able to start your professional career in Bookkeeping.

In your Certified Financial Accounting course, you will learn all the necessary accounting and financial management skills, as well as all legal systems laws, to prepare you to work as an accountant.

To become a Certified Financial Accountant, you will need to have a:

• Bookkeeping: ICB National Certificate
• Bookkeeping: ICB FET Certificate
• Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma

An Accountant in South Africa earns about R23 000 per month, as a starting salary.

Your ICB Certified Financial Accounting National Diploma is your final qualification in ICB Bookkeeping and Accounting. With it, you will be able to pursue a range of different jobs in the finance industry.

To become a Certified Accountant, you need to complete your ICB Bookkeeping and Accounting studies, and gain all relevant qualifications. With your ICB qualifications, you will be able to gain employment in the finance sector of a business, and can work your way towards being a Certified Accountant.

The ICB Financial Accounting courses aim to equip students with the skills and knowledge in the following areas:

• Bookkeeping
• Financial Management
• Management Accounting
• Financial Accounting

Yes, it does. Certified Financial Accounting will need you to have basic knowledge of Maths.

Yes, it is. Financial Accounting is a field that is highly regarded and sought after by employers. There is a lot of room for growth for people who are intrested in the field.

These are the three types of Accounting:

• Cost
• Managerial
• Financial Accounting

You will required to do the following during your studies:

• Complete and submit all three course assignments
• Write and pass both tests before your final examinations
• Write and pass your final examinations online or in-person

You can view all your assignment, test, and exam dates on the ICB Student Portal.

Here are the subjects you will cover in this course:

• Corporate Strategy
• Management Accounting Control Systems
• Financial Reporting and Regulatory Frameworks
• Research Theory and Practice

In South Africa, the average salary of a Financial Accountant is roughly R 38 669 per month, depending on their experience.

Yes, this course is accredited by the Quality Council of Trades and Occupations (QCTO) and the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB).

The Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course is on an NQF level 6.

The Certified Financial Accounting course has 280 credits.

The SAQA ID for the Certified Financial Accounting course is 20366.

The Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma is issued by the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) and FASSET.

With A Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma Qualification, you will be able to pursue the following careers:

• Financial Accountant
  
• Tax Consultant
  
• Financial Consultant

The ICB exams count for 70% of your final grade.

The assignment counts for 30% of your final mark.

The Certified Financial Accounting: ICB Diploma is issued by the Quality Council For Trades and Occupations (QCTO) and by the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB).

The Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course is about 36 months long.

The Portfolio of Evidence (PoE) consists of the following assessments:

• Formative Assignment 1
  
• Formative Assignment 2
  
• Formative Assignment 3
  
• ICB Test 1
  
• ICB Test 2

The minimum pass percentage for the Portfolio of Evidence is 50%.

You can apply for the exam at any point before the exam date. You will need to have submitted and passed your Portfolio of Evidence before qualifying for the final exam.

No, the Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course is not expensive at all.

We offer the following payment options to help make your payment process easier and more convenient:

• Monthly payment
  
• Unique payment
  
• Split payment
  
• Advanced payment

After you have completed the Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course you will be able to apply for an entry-level job position.

To qualify for the Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course you need to have completed the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma.

The three types of accounting are:

• Managerial accounting
  
• Financial accounting
  
• Financial management and cost accounting

Yes, the Certified Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma is internationally accredited.