Yes, the Technical Financial Accounting course is accredited by the Quality Council of Trades and Occupations, and the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers.

The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) offers accredited courses in the line of business skills. All of the ICB training providers are fully accredited by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET).

Yes, the ICB is registered to provide students with accredited courses that further their business skills. All training providers of ICB courses are accredited by the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) to give students accredited education and training.

You will have many career opportunities with a National Diploma in Technical Financial Accounting, some of which include:

• Technical Financial Accounting
• Cost Accountant
• Financial Management
• Management Accountant
• Tax Technician
• Financial Investment Advisor

Technical Financial Accountants earn an average yearly salary of R319 107.

Accounting can be divided into three main grounds:

• Collection
• Compilation
• Recording

All of these aspects deal with financial reports and the intention of using them for future duties or records.

Accounts are classified in the following categories:

• Personal Accounts
• Real Accounts
• Nominal Accounts

Some Accounting careers that are in high demand include:

• Financial Controller
• Accountant
• Financial Manager
• Management Consultant
• Tax Accountant
• Auditor
• Financial Analyst

The Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma is on an NQF level 06.

Yes, ICB is registered on SAQA. The Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course has the following SAQA number: 36213.

Yes, the ICB Technical Financial Accounting course is a Distance Learning course.

Your ICB National Diploma will be awarded by FASSET. You will also receive a programme completion certificate from the ICB.

The Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course is accredited by the Quality Council of Trades and Occupations (QCTO) and The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB).

A Technical Accountant is someone who is responsible for carrying out the following accounting duties:

• Managing financial records
• Preparing financial statements and reports
• Paying invoices
• Filing tax returns for the business

The difference between auditing and accounting is that accounting involves keeping accounts of financial records, while auditing involves inspection of financial records.

To find out the current fees for the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course, contact our course specialists.

Generally people find accounting a more challenging field of study than finance. The reason behind this is that accounting has very strict arithmetic rules and has very precise processes used to complete tasks. Whereas finance is theoretical with less focus on numbers and more focus on economics and other external factors that might affect the organization financially.

A technical accountant is responsible for providing assistance to senior accountants, auditors, or finance managers, and carries out various accounting duties within an organisation, usually under their supervision.

No, you can become a Financial Accountant without having a Matric Certificate. To start the ICB Bookkeeping and Accounting course at Bellview, all you need is a Grade 10 or Equivalent Certificate, and to be 16 years of age or older.

The Technical Financial Accounting course equips you with the skills and knowledge on how to handle the day-to-day duties an accountant is tasked with, and focuses on processing, reporting, tracking, and assisting with all the financial data of a company.

The Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma has a total of two subjects.

During your Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course, you will cover the following subjects:

• Income Tax Returns (ITRT)
• Business Law and Accounting Control (BLAC)

Based on estimated hours, it will take about five years for you to gain your ICB Financial Accounting National Diploma.

If you would like to become an accountant, then yes, having a Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma is worth it. Accounting is important in any business, and accountants play a vital role in a business’s economic growth. With a National Diploma in accounting, your career as a future accountant is virtually secured.

A Technical Financial Accountant is responsible for performing accounting activities. They are typically supervised by the senior accountant, and are tasked with assisting the senior accountant, auditor, or financial manager with accounting and financial management tasks.

The Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma is one of the courses in the ICB Bookkeeping and Accounting programme. It will build on the knowledge and skills that you have gained in the Bookkeeping courses. It will further equip you with knowledge for accounting administration.

Financial Accountants record, summarize and report on the companies business transactions through financial statements.

Technical Financial Accounting can be hard, but with us you are able to study at your own pace. This means you will be able to take in the content at a pace that will be easiest for you.

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

A Technical Financial Accountant earns R40 000 per month.

No. For more information on the course fees, contact one of our course specialists.

These are the subjects that you will be covering in the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course:

• Income Tax Return
• Business Law and Accounting Control

These are the careers available for you to pursue as a Technical Financial Accountant:

• Technical Financial Accountant
• Financial Manager
• Tax Technician

To qualify for this course you will need to have completed Bookkeeping: ICB FET Certificate course.

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

The Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma has a total of 251 credits.

The Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course SAQA ID is 36213.

The ICB assignments and tests count for 30% of your final mark.

FASSET and the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) issues the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma.

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

You are going to complete the following assignments and tests in this course:

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

The Portfolio of Evidence (PoE) is due about a week before your examination starts. You are going to be informed on the due dates for your PoE.

You can apply for the final exam any time before the exam date. You will need to have already submitted the Portfolio of Evidence.

You are going to need to pass the Portfolio of Evidence with a mark of at least 50% to qualify for the final exam.

Yes, there are. These are the payment options you can use:

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

Yes, the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course is a good course. This course will teach you everything you need to know to be the best in you career.

You are going to need to have already completed the Bookkeeping: ICB FET Certificate course.

It could take you up to 28 months to complete the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma.

The important financial accounting systems are:

• Statement
  
• Balance sheet
  
• Statement of cash flows

To enter the Technical Financial Accounting: ICB National Diploma course you must have already completed the Bookkeeping: ICB FET Certificate course.