2 Courses

 

39 Hours Per Course

 

Online & Flexible

 

Offered only in French

 

Certificate in 6 months

 

Program Description

Through this program, you will create, modify, and understand an accounting coding chart; complete and verify journal entries using the chart; write and explain financial results such as profit statements and balance sheets; and master bookkeeping software

 

Is This Program Right For You?

This program is designed for individuals who are:

  • 🗸 Busy people juggling career and personal commitments
  • 🗸People working in francophone firms or organizations who are responsible for accounting tasks and need to improve their skills in this area
  • 🗸Employees of non-profit organizations who need to develop the accounting skills required to perform their duties effectively and comply with government and tax regulations

 

If you have any questions, email the Centre collégial de l’Alberta at saintjean@ualberta.ca

 

 

What You'll Learn
  • 🗸Create, modify, and understand an accounting coding chart
  • 🗸Complete and verify journal entries using a coding chart
  • 🗸Write and explain financial results (profit statements, balance sheets)
  • 🗸Master a bookkeeping software

 

What You'll Earn
  • 🗸 You will get the skills to be able to perform basic accounting tasks necessary to do the day-to-day operations, as well as to write monthly and yearly accounting reports. This way, your organization will be able to comply with various accounting regulations, such as those for tax purposes.

 

Cost +
  • Fees for each Course:$750.00 CAD
  • Cost of the full program:$1500.00 CA
  • Submit your program declaration at no extra cost
  • Flexible payment – pay course-by-course as you go
  • Courses are GST-exempt.
  • EXCSJ 6301 requires you to subscribe to QuickBooks Essentials (approx. $81)
Program Details +
  • This program consists of two courses. Each course is 39 hours in length, for a total of 78 instructional hours.
  • The program is designed for part-time study and must be completed within six months (180 days), 90 days per course. There is no minimum time requirement to complete the program.
  • Each course must be completed within a maximum of three months. The first course (Creating, understanding and analyzing financial results) is a prerequisite to the second (Using bookkeeping software).
  • The first course has two Certification Exams, and the second course has one Certification Exam. Those exams must be successfully completed to be allowed to start the next course or obtain the Certificate in Bookkeeping.
  • The courses are Self-Paced Asynchronous, online. It is a flexible online learning experience where you work through the course materials and activities at your own pace. More info about online delivery formats can be found here. There are no real-time virtual classroom sessions to attend. There are no fixed terms to start your program.
  • Grading is through exams. The courses also contain formative assessments to help you prepare for the exams.
  • Course materials are shared through the University’s Learning Management Systems.
  • Your instructors are more than educators and adult learning specialists. They are specialists in Specialized Education, as much in the work field as in the academic milieu.
Funding & Scholarships +

You could be eligible for funding and scholarships – explore your Funding and Scholarship Opportunities.

Receiving Your Certificate +
  • After you successfully complete your program requirements, you’ll receive an email letting you know when your certificate is ready. If you have any questions about your credentials, please contact the program office. Once you receive your certificate, you’ll also be eligible to become a UAlberta Associate Alumni.
Transferability +
  • The graduates from this program can receive recognition from the Business Administration Technician (BAT) program. The participant would obtain 3 units for course TAATC 110 - Introduction to Accounting 1
  • To learn about transferability from other institutions, see our Transfer Credit information
International Students +
  • International Students are welcome to enroll and pay the same course fees as local students.
  • Proficiency in English and a stable internet connection are needed to participate and succeed in our courses.
  • Please note that non-credit programming does not qualify for a study permit, therefore, this program cannot be used for immigration to Canada. For more information, please contact University of Alberta International Student Services.
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