AAT Foundation Award in Accounting Software (Level 2) with Sage 50

The course consists of five units of Accounting Software material.

Unit 1 - Set up accounting software

•    Enter information relating to the organisation at the beginning of an accounting period.
•    Set up customer accounts.
•    Set up supplier accounts.

Unit 2 - Process sales and purchases transactions

•    Process sales invoices and credit notes.
•    Allocate receipts from customers.
•    Process purchase invoices and credit notes.
•    Allocate payments to suppliers.

Unit 3 - Process bank and cash transactions

•    Process receipts and payments for non-credit transactions.
•    Process recurring receipts and payments.
•    Process petty cash receipts and payments.

Unit 4 - Perform period end routine tasks

•    Process journals.
•    Reconcile the bank statement.

Unit 5 - Produce reports

•    Produce routine reports for customers and suppliers.
•    Produce routine reports from the general ledger.

AAT Foundation Award in Accounting Software Level 2 Assessments

The AAT require all students to join as a student member but don’t worry, the membership fee is something we have included for free in our courses! Just be sure to register as a student member within 14 days of your course start date, please. This registration allows you to sit any necessary exams and take advantage of the support and resources available. 

To earn your AAT and Sage certificates, you will need to take one assessment. The assessment fee is not included in the course price.

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