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Bookkeeping Institute of Australia Pty Ltd.

5/1407 Logan Road

Mt. Gravatt, Brisbane
QLD. 4122, Australia

Phone: 1300 729 844

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Suggested 30 week Timetable

Developed for Distance or Classroom students

The following timetable is based on a minimum of 10 hours study per week over 30 weeks. This converts to 2 full days or 4 half days a week based on a 5 hour course day. Based on this timetable the complete course will take around 300 hours to complete.

While it was developed to assist distance learners it is also a good guide for classroom students after tthe course has been delivered.

Session 

Days

Hours

Study & Assessments

1

1

5

Orientation and Group 1 Lecture: Workplace Basics based on the PowerPoint slides and BIA Study Guide #1

2

4

20

Textbook study: Working in the Financial Services Industry

3

3

15

Assessment Test #1 – Apply Health & safety practices in the Workplace

4

3

15

Assessment Test #2 – Use Technology in the Workplace

5

4

20

Group 2 - Part 1 Lecture: Introduction to Bookkeeping & Accounting based on the PowerPoint slides and BIA Study Guide #2

This is the foundation lecture for the course and covers the History of Bookkeeping; Accounting Concepts and Principles; Business Organisations; Accounting Entities; Business Types; The Trading Cycle; Accounting Periods; Balance Date; Source Documents; Groups of Accounts; The Accounting Equation; Net Profit; The Rules of Debits & Credits; Double Entry Bookkeeping; Accounting Systems; Chart of Accounts; Accrual and Cash Accounting; GST; The Profit & Loss Statement & The Balance Sheet and The Flow of Information 

6 & 7

4

20

Self-paced courses: Ready To Go with MYOB & MYOB Payroll

On this course you will learn how to create a new company file in MYOB; deal with more complex invoicing matters; enter customer and supplier details into MYOB's card file; export MYOB data to Microsoft Excel 2003; make purchases from suppliers; make sales to customers; modify a chart of accounts to suit specific business needs; pay for purchases that have been made from suppliers; perform a bank reconciliation; perform end of month operations in MYOB; produce a variety of business related reports; record customer payments; set up a petty cash operation in MYOB; setup inventory for a new company file; track and monitor your credit cards; verify, backup, & restore MYOB data files & write cheques to make payments. You will also learn how to setup MYOB Accounting Plus for payroll; add employee payroll details in MYOB; conduct a pay run; create and track employee entitlements; pay employees electronically; display payroll information and generate reports; finalise the end of a pay year

8

2

10

Group 2 - Part 2 Lecture: Setting-up and Maintaining a Bookkeeping System based on the PowerPoint slides and BIA Study Guide #3

Incorporating the Business Framework; Accounting Framework; Chart of Accounts review; Capital structure; Trading Stock; Accounts Receivable; Accounts Payable; The Cashbook; Inventory; Payroll & Completing the Accounting Cycle

9

2

10

Self-paced course: MYOB Accounting for GST/BAS

On this course you will learn how to use the MYOB Banking command centre; reconcile bank accounts; understand file management and error correction; understand Cash and Accrual accounting methods;  use advanced sales and purchases features & understand GST & BAS in depth

10

4

20

Textbook study: Australian Master Bookkeepers Guide (Section A)

11

4

20

Assessment Test #3 – Group 2 Theory Questions

12

6

30

Assessment Test #4 – Group 2 Practical Questions

 

 

 

Exit if taking FNS30107 Certificate III in Financial Services

13

3

15

Group 3 - Part 1 Lecture: Bookkeeping Policies And Practices based on the PowerPoint slides and Study Guide #4

Incorporating The Bookkeeping Industry; Section 251L of the Income Tax Assessment Act; The Impact of Legislation on the Bookkeeping Industry; Australia's Financial Regulatory Framework; Professional Associations & Ethics & Professional Codes of Conduct

14

5

25

Assessment Test #5 – Group 3 Part 1 Theory Questions

15

2

10

Group 3 - Part 2 Lecture: End-Of-Period Financial Reports based on the PowerPoint slides and BIA Study Guide #5

Incorporating Setting up an asset register; Complying with organisational asset acquisition procedures; Reconciling asset register and inventory records to the general ledger; Recording inventory flows; Recognising new assets and asset categories; Preparing schedules and ad hoc reports; Recording the disposal of fixed assets; Recording general journal entries for balance day adjustments; Preparing final general ledger accounts & end-of-period financial reports   

16

4

20

Textbook study: Australian Master Bookkeepers Guide (Section B)

17

3

15

Assessment Test #6 – Group 3 Part 2 Theory & Practical Questions

18

2

10

Group 3 - Part 2 Lecture: Activity Statements based on the PowerPoint slides and BIA Study Guide #6

Incorporating Researching and documenting Statutory, legislative and regulatory requirements relating to Activity Statements; Identifying Lodgment schedule requirements; Recognising GST implications and coding transactions; Reporting on payroll and other amounts withheld, pay as you go (PAYG) installments and taxes & Completing, reconciling and lodging the Activity Statement   

19

4

20

Assessment Test #7 – Group 3 Part 3 Theory & Practical Questions

25

60

300

 

 

 

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