What Can I do with a Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping?

Are you great with numbers, curious about the world of accounting, or perhaps daunted by an industry that is constantly evolving? Maybe the thought of lengthy formal education has held you back? The NBIA Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping is designed just for you! This course provides a practical, streamlined pathway into the accounting profession, equipping you with the essential skills and knowledge to excel in today’s dynamic financial landscape.

Completing this course will expose you to current software utilised in the industry ensuring that upon graduation you are well equipped with the knowledge needed to take off in the world of accounting.

13 units of study under 4 key topics that include:

1. Accounting Fundamentals
2. Effective Work Practices
3. Payroll Activity Statements and Software
4. Calculations, Budgets and Tax

Units of Competency

1. FNSACC421 Prepare Financial Reports
2. BSBTEC302 Design and Produce Spreadsheets
3. BSBTEC404 Use Digital Technologies to Collaborate in a Work Environment
4. FNSACC321 Process Financial Transactions and Extract Interim Reports
5. FNSACC322 Administer Subsidiary Accounts and Ledgers
6. FNSACC323 Perform Financial Calculations
7. FNSACC405 Maintain Inventory Records
8. FNSACC408 Work Effectively in the Accounting and Bookkeeping Industry
9. FNSACC412 Prepare Operational Budgets
10. FNSACC414 Prepare Financial Statements for Non-Reporting Entities
11. FNSACC426 Set Up and Operate a Computerised Accounting System
12. FNSTPB411 Complete Business Activity and Instalment Activity Statements
13. FNSTPB412 Establish and Maintain Payroll Systems

Completing this qualification can be a stepping stone into the accounting industry and can open doors to exciting career opportunities. They include:

Business Bookkeeper

Business Bookkeepers manage a company’s financial accounts ensuring that they are accurate and easy to understand. Their main tasks include recording and maintaining a company’s financial transactions such as purchases, expenses, sales revenue and payments. The work completed by a business bookkeeper is extremely important as it plays a vital role in ensuring the success of the business as a whole.

Payroll Officer

Payroll Officers are responsible for processing employee salaries within an organisation as well as remitting statutory deductions to the government. They also play a vital role in ensuring that the payroll practices in place are compliant with company policies and procedures. The work completed by a payroll officer is extremely important as they ensure that all employees are paid correctly and on time.

Accounts Administrator

Accounts Administrators manage payment processing for organisations. These payments can include the amounts a company is owed and the amounts the company owes others. These individuals are also responsible for bookkeeping, tax reconciliation and invoicing.

Accounts Payable and Receivable Officer

An Accounts Payable and Receivable Officer focuses on managing the money that comes into the organisation (accounts receivable) and the money that goes out of the organisation (accounts payable). These individuals play a vital role in maintaining the financial health of the organisation.

Higher Education Pathways

If you choose to continue pursuing further education, the Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping is the perfect qualification for those aspiring to complete an advanced qualification in the same field.

The NBIA Accounting qualifications on scope offers students a comprehensive pipeline to get them fully qualified to become a senior accounting professional.

The accounting industry has many interesting opportunities that can be utilised to excel in your career and engaging in a Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping can be the catalyst to kick starting the career of your dreams!

Get in contact with our team today:

Phone: 03 9584 0900

Email: admin@nbia.edu.au