Bookkeeping Course Singapore

Accounting Training Courses in Singapore

Fundamental Bookkeeping Training Course

Master the fundamentals of bookkeeping with our comprehensive course in Singapore. Learn double-entry principles, financial recording, and account management. Perfect for beginners or professionals aiming to enhance their skills. Achieve proficiency in managing finances with confidence and accuracy.

Course Start Date

  • 22/07/2025 | 09:30 to 17:30
    Week Days
  • 08/09/2025 | 09:30 to 17:30
    Week Days
  • Schedule

    • Days: 3 Days
    • Time Duration: 24 Hours
    • Timing: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
    • Venue: 10 Anson Road, International Plaza, Singapore 079903

    SSG Course Details
    1 DAY INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING COURSE

    • TGS-2020501891

    • Mode of Training : Physical Training
    • Course Validity : Until 31-12-2024

    SSG Course Details
    1 DAY BASIC ACCOUNTING/BOOKEEPING

    • TGS-2020501890

    • Mode of Training : Physical Training
    • Course Validity : Until 31-12-2024

    SSG Course Details
    1 DAY ADVANCED ACCOUNTING COURSE

    • TGS-2020501892

    • Mode of Training : Physical Training
    • Course Validity : Until 31-12-2024

    Key Features

    • Hands-On Exercises
    • Attention to each participants
    • 10 Year Experienced Trainer

    • Step-By-Step Course
    • 100% Satisfactory Record
    • Trained more than 10000 Participants

    Entry Requirements

    Above 16 years old
    High School Level English
    Basic internet & computer operation skills

    Who Should Attend This Bookkeeping Course

    This WSQ Bookkeeping Course is ideal for aspiring bookkeepers, small business owners, finance professionals, students pursuing accounting, and individuals transitioning into bookkeeping roles. Gain essential skills to manage financial records, ensuring accuracy and compliance with confidence.

    Analyst

    Business professionals

    Entrepreneur

    Training Professionals

    Student

    About Bookkeeping Classes Objectives:

    Bookkeeping courses are designed to train bookkeepers the activity if classifying business transactions into debit, credit, sales andpurchase. This course develops ones basic understanding of monetary transactions, rules and regulations of accounting thereby providing sufficient knowledge in for making primary documents such as trail balance and ledgers.

    The bookkeeping course Singapore aims to impart ample knowledge to bookkeepers to accurately interpret data, draw logical conclusions out of the data and prepare primary books of accounts. Bookkeepers are usually called upon to complete the primary task of recording financial records, sales and receipts on which the accountants perform the secondary task.

    The bookkeeping course form the corner stone of accounting that help to develop and enhance the technical abilities of a bookkeeper. Bookkeeping covers all the tasks of recording, classifying and analyzing data in a systematic way.

    Advanced accounting system

    Advanced accounting operations are performed on special accounting topics for which separate discussions take place. Advanced accounting includes methods such as simple equity method, home and branch accounting method and other such methods. The advanced accounting enables a person to get learn in details about the smart ways and techniques of accounting.

    After learning the advanced accounting, one will be able to distinguish between dynamic data classification and simple data classification. Advanced accounting consists of mainframe technology and features interval accounting. It comes a step after the simple accounting system and is vital for big organizations where complex data analysis take place.

    Basic Bookkeeping Course Outline

    Introduction To Accounting

    • Types of business organisations
    • Accounting vs Bookkeeping
    • Types of Financial Statements

    Accounting Equation

    • Definition of assets
    • Definition of liabilities

    Double Entry

    • The double entry system
    • Double entry for Purchases and Sales
    • Returning of goods purchased or sold
    • Double entry for Expenses and Revenue
    • Keeping track of business transactions

    Balancing And Closing Accounts

    • Balancing and closing accounts

    Debit And Credit Balances

    • Debit and Credit Balances

    Preparation Of Final Accounts

    • Income Statement
    • Statement of Financial Position
    • Current & Non-current assets:
    • Current & Non-current liabiliies

    Debit And Credit Balances

    • Debit and Credit Balances

    Preparation Of Final Accounts With Additional Features

    • Preparation of Final Accounts with additional features

    Preparation Of Final Accounts

    • Income Statement
    • Statement of Financial Position
    • Current & Non-current assets:
    • Current & Non-current liabiliies

    Intermediate Bookkeeping Course Outline

    Deprecation

    • Capital and Revenue Expenditure
    • Definition and Cause of Depreciation
    • Double entry for Depreciation

    Accruals And Prepayments

    • Accrued and Prepaid expenses
    • Accrued and Prepaid Revenue

    Correction Of Errors

    • Errors with Trial Balance
    • Errors of Omission
    • Errors of Commission
    • Errors of Reversal of entries
    • Compensating errors

    Bad Debts And Doubtful Debt Provision

    • Bad debts (Irrecoverable debts)
    • Allowance for Doubtful Debts

    Bank Reconciliation

    • Reasons for Bank Reconciliation
    • Step to conduct Bank Reconciliation

    Accounting Concepts

    • Accounting Entity Concept
    • Historical Cost Concept
    • Going Concern Concept
    • Prudence Concept
    • Consistency Concept
    • Accruals Concept
    • Matching Concept
    • Materiality Concept

    Advanced Bookkeeping Course Outline

    Cash Flow Statement

    • Capital and Revenue Expenditure
    • Definition and Cause of Depreciation
    • Double entry for Depreciation

    Budgeting And Its Process

    • Budget
    • Types of Budgets
    • The Budget Process
    • Managing of Budget

    Introduction To Partnership And Company

    • Different types of Partnership
    • Partnership Statement

    Interpretation Of Financial Statements

    • Financial Ratio Analysis
    • Key Financial Metrics