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WHAT IS HIGHER NITEC IN ACCOUNTING?
HIGHER NITEC IN ACCOUNTING is offered by ITE Singapore, a
statutory board under the Ministry of Education Singapore.
It is a Nationally recongnised Qualification supported by
the Skill Development Fund
WHO SHOULD ATTEND THE COURSE?
Since HIGHER NITEC IN ACCOUNTING course is industry-driven
and career-oriented, individuals who have the drive to work
in challenging and well-paid jobs with bright career and
advancement prospects should attend the course.
WHERE TO ATTEND THE COURSE?
Working adults and school leavers can now have the
opportunity to attend the HIGHER NITECIN ACCOUNTING Course
at JE COMPUTER & EDUCATION CENTRE to gain this Nationally
recognised qualification. ITE Singapore has authorised JE
Computer & Education Centre as an approved Training
Providers because JE Computer & Education Centre satisfied
the requirement of ITE in the area of training staff,
equipment, facilities and quality in Education.
WHAT CAN ITE GRADUATES DO?
Employment opportunities in the following area: -
Industrial, Commercial, Service and Public Sectors.
HIGHER
NITEC IN ACCOUNTING
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CORE MODULES |
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ELECTIVE MODULES |
ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS
Ascertain and classify business entity into
assets, capital and liabilities
Prepare ledger accounts
Maintain petty cash book
Prepare sales / purchases journal
Prepare journal entries
Prepare trial balance
Prepare debtors and creditors control accounts
Prepare Bank Reconciliation Statement
Maintain GST Records
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING
Draw up a trial balance
Prepare trading, profit & loss accounts
Prepare balance sheet
Compute depreciation of fixed assets
Compute accruals and prepayment
Bad debts and provision for bad debts
Correction of errors & the suspense accounts
Computation of stock value & the principle of
“Lower of the cost or market value”
Prepare final accounts for non-trading
organizations
ADVANCED ACCOUNTING 1
Prepare the final accounts for a partnership
taking into accounts changes in partnership
Accounting for issuing of shares & debentures
Prepare the profit and loss appropriation account
and the balance sheet of a limited company & balance
sheet for publication
Compute accounting ratios of financial accounts
Prepare a profit and loss account & balance sheet
for publication
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ADVANCED ACCOUNTING II
Prepare cash-flow statements
Prepare cash budget
Prepare budgeted financial statements
Record hire purchase transactions in the books of
the buyer & seller
Accounting for GST
Computerised Accounting
AUDITING
Nature & importance of an audit
Qualification, appointment and rights of the
auditor
Identify the scope & characteristics of internal
audit
Define the characteristics of good internal
control
Retrieve source documents for each accounting
cycle
Audit bank reconciliation statement
Enumerate the approaches that auditors may adopt
Evaluate internal control system
Gather audit evidence
Draft audit report for review
Prepare aging analysis of debtors
Conduct an audit
COSTING
Prepare cost statement
Maintain appropriate stock levels
Compute labour cost
Allocate / Apportion production overheads to
production & service departments
Over and under absorption of production overheads
Prepare costing profit and loss account/trading,
profit & loss accounts
Prepare job cost statement
Process costing
Decision-Making using marginal costing principles
Break-even analysis
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
Write Business Letters
Write fax messages
Write e-mails
Write simple notices
Write simple memorandums
Proof read documents
Write short formal/informal reports
Prepare notices and agenda for meetings
Write minutes of meeting
Communication with others
BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS
Participate in departmental & organisation
decisions relating to business
Construct statistical tables
Interpret statistical presentation
Compute mean, medium & mode for ungrouped data
Customer Service
Perform customer service audits
OFFICE APPLICATIONS
Produce business documents
Prepare worksheet, tables, charts & diagrams
Create & manage databases
Create presentation slides
Source for information from the internet
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BUSINESS STATISTICS
Role of Statistics
Data Collection
Data Organisation
Data Presentation
Frequency Distribution
Mean, Median & Mode
Standard Deviation
Probability
Normal Distribution
Time Series Analysis
Simple Regression and Correlation Analysis
Index Numbers
HUMAN RESOURCES
ADMINISTRATION
Functions of the Human
Resources Department
Recruitment and Selection
Conditions of Employment
Contract of Employment
Performance Appraisal
Human Resource Records
Compensation and Benefits
Training & Development
Health & Safety
Industrial Relations
Practical Component |
Entry Requirements:
► 3 GCE ‘O’ Levels Grade 1-6 in English, Grade1-7 in
Mathematics/Principles of Accounts and one other subject ►
Full Nitec in Service Skills (Office)
► Passed ITE Entrance Test for Higher Nitec in Accounting
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