Accounting and Finance General
Accounting and Finance General
Course Code - GEACF
Estimated Cost: $50.00
Course Outline
This course aims to make students financially literate by creating an understanding of the systems and processes through which financial practices and decision making are carried out, as well as the ethical, social and environmental issues involved.
It helps students to analyse and make informed decisions about finances.
They will select and use a variety of financial systems ranging from personal banking and financial planning to small business record- keeping and reporting. Students will develop a broadly based financial literacy that will enable them to deal successfully with the financial aspects of their lives as individuals, employees, and businesspeople.
This course is ideal for all students but will assist students who are looking to own their own business, learning financial literacy, as well as those looking to go into the workforce.
Skills Outline
Some of the key concepts covered, which relate to personal and small business finance, include:
- dealing with banks
- what insurances do I need?
- dealing with credit
- bank reconciliations
- recording and reading financial documents
- budgeting
- superannuation
- taxation
- role of Government
- role of not-for-profit organisations in financial decision making
- business records.
Minimum Entrance Requirements
None.
Further Study
Year 12 BSB20112 Certificate II in Financial Services (Subject to course running)