Accounting Technicians Ireland
|  | Please click here for Foundation Level timetable Please click here for Admission Level timetable Dublin Business School and You – A partnership for EXCELLENCE! At DBS we are committed to providing career focused education with our roots firmly based in preparing students for the rigorous demands of professional accountancy examinations. The Accounting Technicians Ireland course accredited by Accounting Technicians in Ireland is a combination of study and practical experience, designed to build your knowledge in Accountancy, IT and Management. The course consists of two years of study. If you are entering Accounting Technicans Ireland Year 1 there is a newly structured syllabus in place, if you are entering Year 2 some syllabus changes have occurred. On completion of this qualification and two years documented work experience which can be completed prior during or after your studies (submitted through Accounting Technicians Ireland), students can use the designation Accounting Technicians Ireland after their name. The Accounting Technicians Ireland is tailored to provide you with the background knowledge and skills to qualify and work as an Accounting Technician. Graduates of this programme will have shown that they are able to offer competent accounting support to business managers in all aspects of the financial sector. At DBS our committed team of experienced and highly qualified lecturers will prepare you to sit the Accounting Technicians Ireland examinations and provide you with a concise background of accountancy procedures such as, generating and analysing ledger balances, cash flow preparation, payroll, completing and submitting tax returns, assisting in drafting financial reports, assisting in the preparation and analysis of budgets, in addition to gaining a thorough understanding of the current accounting standards. Successful completion of the examinations provides you with a stepping stone to the next level of professional accountancy qualification.
James Browne
DBS Accounting Technicians Ireland Course Director What is an Accounting Technician? - Work alongside qualified accountants collecting, checking and analysing financial information on their behalf
- Wide range of roles in business, industry, private practice & public sector
- Valuable business qualification, that is internationally recognised
Studying Accounting Technicians Ireland Dublin Business School offers the course on a part time evening basis. The course will run on Monday and Wednesday evenings 6.15-9.30pm. Syllabus Structure The syllabus structure comprises of two levels: The first, Year 1 has four common papers as follows: - Financial Accounting 1
- Taxation 1
- Business Management
- Law & Ethics
The second, Year 2 has four papers: - Accounts 2
- Management Accounting
- Taxation 2
- Integrated Accounting Systems
Integrated Accounting Systems
Integrated Accounting Systems will delivered at weekends after Christmas and assessment will take place in March. TAS books and Sage will be incorporated in this new module How do I register? Dublin Business School offers the Accounting Technicans Ireland programme on a part time basis. Courses commence in September to finish in April. Examination sittings are in May. Examinations are run by Accounting Technicians Ireland . For Tuition: apply online to undertake lectures with DBS. Alternatively, come into our Open Evening For Examinations: You must register directly with Accounting Technicians Ireland Accounting Techinicians Ireland Contact details:
Accounting Technicians Ireland Burlington House Burlington Road Dublin 4 Tel: +353-(0)1-6377363
Fax: (01) 6377357 Website: www.AccountingTechniciansIreland.ie Important Dates for your Diary 2nd October 2009 – Exemption closing date
30th October 2009 – Deadline for Registration
4th December 2009 – Late Registration Deadline
8th February 2010 – Deadline for receipt of Exam Application forms What you receive when you enrol with DBS
Academic - High standards of tuition
- Examination focused delivery
- Past exam papers covered on revision
- Dedicated support team
Facilities - Convenient city centre location
- Subsidised car parking
- Subsidised canteen
- Study and IT facilities access 7 days a week
Discounts Re-sit or referral students who enrol on a main course only, qualify for a 10% discount on the fees applicable to the subject they were re-sitting. In order to qualify for the discount, simply present a copy of your examination results on enrolment. Tax Relief Dublin Business School is an approved college under the Finance Act 1995 (and subsequent amendments), which provides for income tax relief on qualifying fees paid to approved colleges. Tax relief on all ATI courses is at the standard income tax rate of 20%.
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