RMIT’s Diploma of Accounting prepares students to work at a para-professional level.
This includes:
BAS Agents
Accounts Assistants
Payroll...
RMIT’s Diploma of Accounting prepares students to work at a para-professional level.
This includes:
BAS Agents
Accounts Assistants
Payroll Assistants
Bookkeepers
Accounting Clerks
Payroll Officers.
Graduates will also have skills in preparing, implementing and controlling financial budgets, forecasting, financial reporting, computerised accounting systems, and providing management accounting information.
They're employed in accounting, accounting-support or accounting technician roles where typical responsibilities may include managing small teams, preparing tax returns, maintaining accounting and control systems, and recording and compiling summaries of financial transactions for reporting, as well as management and business performance purposes.
Great job prospects! Vast variety of fields to go in and companies you can work for. The positive of this course is that the structure is set out great. Topics and subjects are spread throughout the course giving candidates ample time to study thoroughly.
All courses are stressful but with proper organization of time and ...
Read moreGreat job prospects! Vast variety of fields to go in and companies you can work for. The positive of this course is that the structure is set out great. Topics and subjects are spread throughout the course giving candidates ample time to study thoroughly.
All courses are stressful but with proper organization of time and study and a keen interest in the topic candidates are sure to be satisfied with the course and prospects for a career.
The negative is that there is a lot to learn and some of it is best learnt by actually working in the field so students may find themselves trying to learn a lot more than just what is taught during the course.
My advice to future students is: Do not do accounting if you do not have an interest in this feild.