Accounting made simple for O Level GCSE & IGCSE Exams

Accounting made simple for O Level GCSE & IGCSE Exams, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.89, with 94 lectures, 33 quizzes, based on 9 reviews, and has 34 subscribers.

You will learn about Complete Cambridge University O/Level Accounting latest syllabus Solve 10 past O/Level papers Prepare financial statements independently Score high marks in O/Level exams Understand accounting basics more thoroughly This course is ideal for individuals who are Current O/Level students under Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel syllabus It is particularly useful for Current O/Level students under Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel syllabus.

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Summary

Title: Accounting made simple for O Level GCSE & IGCSE Exams

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.89

Number of Lectures: 94

Number of Quizzes: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Published Quizzes: 33

Number of Curriculum Items: 127

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 127

Number of Practice Tests: 2

Number of Published Practice Tests: 2

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Complete Cambridge University O/Level Accounting latest syllabus
Solve 10 past O/Level papers
Prepare financial statements independently
Score high marks in O/Level exams
Understand accounting basics more thoroughly

Who Should Attend

Current O/Level students under Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel syllabus

Target Audiences

Current O/Level students under Cambridge and Pearson Edexcel syllabus

The course covers complete latest syllabus of Cambridge O Level – Accounting 7707, Cambridge IGCSE Accounting (0452), Cambridge IGCSE (9–1) Accounting (0985) and Pearson Edexcel International GCSE (9–1) Accounting (4AC1). It is a classroom like teaching that solves 10+ past exam questions (Paper 1 and Paper 2). It explains all the basic operations of book-keeping thoroughly, from double entry system to year-end financial statements. All the topics start with the concept videos and then solves examples and past question papers. The course is prepared in such way to create an interest and love for accounting. The students’ knowledge and understanding (AO1), Analysis (AO2), and Evaluation (AO3) are assessed regularly by giving class works and assignments in majority of topics. No prior knowledge of accounting is required to start learning this course. It is prepared in such way that students learn practical accounting in the real world. Most of the examples in the concept videos are made more realistic of today’s business world. Though this course is primarily intended for O/Level exams, it is also recommended to anyone who wants to understand the basics of book-keeping and accounting. This course is equally useful to teachers also who want to learn how effectively to teach accounting to students.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: For whom is this course?

Lecture 2: O/Level Accounting – Syllabus, Exam format and Assessment objectives

Lecture 3: Instruction to students

Chapter 2: Accounting Equation

Lecture 1: Accounting Equation – Concept

Lecture 2: Accounting Equation – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Chapter 3: Book-keeping & Accounting – Meaning

Lecture 1: Book-keeping Vs Accounting

Chapter 4: Accounting Cycle

Lecture 1: Accounting Cycle Concept

Lecture 2: Accounting Cycle – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Chapter 5: Source Documents

Lecture 1: Source Documents Concept

Lecture 2: Source Documents – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Chapter 6: Goods or Merchandise

Lecture 1: Goods Concept

Chapter 7: Meaning and Format of an account

Lecture 1: What is an account?

Chapter 8: Double Entry System

Lecture 1: Double entry system and rules of debit and credit

Chapter 9: Balancing off an account

Lecture 1: How to balance off an account periodically?

Chapter 10: Trial Balance

Lecture 1: Trial Balance – Meaning and how to prepare it

Chapter 11: Journals or Day Books

Lecture 1: Journals – Different types and their purpose

Chapter 12: Cash Books

Lecture 1: One-column Cash Book

Lecture 2: Two and Three-Column Cash Book

Lecture 3: Cash Book Past Exam Paper 2 Explained

Chapter 13: Purchases and Purchase Returns Journals

Lecture 1: Purchases and Purchases Returns Journal – How to record the transactions?

Lecture 2: Purchases and Purchase Returns Journal – Example till trial balance

Lecture 3: Purchase Journal and Cash Book Past Exam Paper 2 Explained

Chapter 14: Sales and Sales Returns Journal

Lecture 1: Sales and Sales Returns Journal – How to record transactions?

Lecture 2: Sales and Sales Returns Journal – Example till trial balance

Chapter 15: Petty Cash Book

Lecture 1: Petty Cash Book Concept

Lecture 2: Petty Cash Book – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Lecture 3: Petty Cash Book Past Exam Paper 2 Explained

Chapter 16: General Journal Book

Lecture 1: General Journal Book Concept

Chapter 17: Control Accounts

Lecture 1: Control Accounts – Concept

Lecture 2: Control accounts – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Lecture 3: Control accounts Past Exam Paper 2 Explained

Chapter 18: Bank Reconciliation

Lecture 1: Bank Reconciliation – What, Why and How?

Lecture 2: Bank reconciliation – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Lecture 3: Bank Reconciliation Past Exam (Question 1) Paper 2 Explained

Lecture 4: Bank Reconciliation Past Exam (Question 2) Paper 2 Explained

Lecture 5: Bank Reconciliation Past Exam (Question 3) Paper 2 Explained

Chapter 19: Financial Statements – Income Statement and Statement of Financial Position

Lecture 1: Financial Statements in general and Income Statement

Lecture 2: Statement of Financial Position

Lecture 3: Preparing Financial Statements – Example

Lecture 4: Income Statement – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Lecture 5: Statement of Financial Position – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Chapter 20: Inventory

Lecture 1: Inventory – Meaning and valuation rule

Lecture 2: Inventory – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Chapter 21: Errors and Rectifications

Lecture 1: Types of errors where the trial balance tallies

Lecture 2: Rectification of errors when trial balance tallies

Lecture 3: Types of errors where the trial balance does not tally

Lecture 4: Rectification of errors when trial balance does not tally

Lecture 5: Effect of errors on profit

Lecture 6: Errors and rectifications – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Lecture 7: Errors and Rectifications – Past Exam Paper 2 Explained

Chapter 22: Non-Current Assets

Lecture 1: Capital and Revenue Expenditure

Lecture 2: Depreciation of Non-Current Assets

Lecture 3: Disposal of Non-Current Asset

Lecture 4: Non-Current Assets – Past Exam MCQs Explained

Lecture 5: Non-Current Assets – Past Exam Paper 2 Explained

Chapter 23: Year-end Adjustments

Lecture 1: Accrued expenses

Instructors

THOMAS CHAKKU., FCA, FCCA, CMA
FCA, FCCA, CMA

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