About the class
If you dream of getting a job in the accounting field
Take on the challenge of Enterprise Accounting Level 3 now!
✅ What about corporate accounting?
Evaluating the ability to handle accounting tasks in order to train professionals with corporate accounting knowledge such as financial accounting and cost accounting as corporate accounting practitioners private sector Qualification examIt is. In the case of the test method, it consists only of handwriting without practical skills. In the case of grades, they are divided into levels 1, 2, and 3 depending on the subject and level of difficulty.
Corporate Accounting Level 3 is one of the relatively easy accounting certifications that even non-majors can challenge. Anyone with knowledge of accounting principles can pass!
❓ Let's try for a certification in corporate accounting
❓ Wouldn't it be difficult to study alone
If you're wondering, try the <Enterprise Accounting Level 3 that calls for pass> classes!
We will focus on core strategies, from theory to previous ideas.
▲ Basic accounting theory
Normally, corporate accounting refers to two theories: financial accounting and (cost) management accounting, and as a result, Enterprise Accounting Level 3 also learns accounting concepts based on the two theories.
This class <Accounting Theory and Problem Solving for Enterprise Accounting Level 3 Qualification>It is organized around. ① Accounting principles ② Accounting issues You can prepare for the test in a systematic manner through solving. I'll teach you the basic concepts step by step so you can understand them step by step, so please trust and follow this class!
Course effects
You can pass Corporate Accounting Level 3.
By learning financial accounting theory based on accounting standards, it is possible to carry out accounting processing and settlement processes for the financial activities of commercial enterprises.
Recommended target
Those who wish to obtain a Level 3 Certificate in Corporate Accounting
Beginners who don't know anything about accounting
High school students in the business industry
Practitioners or newcomers to society who need more systematic accounting practices