Diploma in business accounting

Auditick

Enrollment in this course is by invitation only

Core Skills Developed

The program specifically develops the ability to:

Interpret transaction descriptions and identify required supporting documents
Examine vouchers, bills, and receipts to reconstruct original transactions
Understand how documents interrelate across the entire accounting cycle
Detect inconsistencies between recorded entries and underlying documentation

These skills are essential for both academic success and future professional practice.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the program, learners will master the critical skill of connecting transaction narratives with their supporting evidence.

For example, when encountering an entry such as “Received cash from debtor”, learners will be able to confidently:

Identify the voucher or receipt supporting the transaction
Verify the amount and counterparty
Correctly file and store supporting documents
Cross-check entries with bank or cash records

Target Audience

This program is ideally suited for:

Students seeking to strengthen accounting fundamentals before higher studies
Undergraduate learners complementing university theory with practical documentation skills
CA / CMA aspirants requiring deeper conceptual grounding
Academically inclined learners preferring document-based learning

The course functions effectively as a foundation or parallel skill program alongside B.Com, Finance, and professional accounting studies.

Program Duration & Batch Structure

Total Duration: 250 Hours

Course Length: 3 Months

Daily Learning Time: 3 Hours

Multiple batches may run simultaneously to accommodate different schedules and growing demand, ensuring accessibility without compromising learning quality.

Program Design & Learning Pathway

Guided Learning Approach

Initial use of simplified transaction descriptions and sample vouchers
Gradual transition to independent data extraction from invoices and statements

Comprehensive Transaction Coverage

Core Transactions: Purchases, sales, returns, discounts
Financial Adjustments: Depreciation, interest, bad debts, provisions
Regulatory Aspects: GST adjustments, tax implications
Advanced Entries: Loan settlements, partnership and capital adjustments
Expense Management: Administrative, selling, and distribution expenses
Period-End Processes: Trial balance, final accounts, reconciliations

Structured Progression Levels

Level 1: Basic retail and service transactions (cash-based)
Level 2: Credit transactions, accruals, and prepayments
Level 3: Partnership accounting and advanced adjustments

Real-World Application

Hands-on practice using authentic bills, vouchers, and bank statements
Case studies simulating sole proprietorships, partnerships, and trading businesses

Skill Development Outcomes

Technical Proficiency: Accurate bookkeeping and ledger maintenance
Analytical Ability: Interpreting transactions directly from source documents
Conceptual Clarity: Strong understanding of accounting principles in practice

How This Program Differs from the Advanced Diploma

Diploma in Applied Business Accounting

Begins with guided, simplified transaction descriptions
Covers multiple small business cases for broad exposure
Focuses on conceptual clarity through documentation linkage

Advanced Diploma in Professional Business Accounting

Requires direct analysis of unannotated, real-world documents
Follows a single business entity in depth
Emphasizes end-to-end professional accounting workflows

This scaffolded learning approach ensures learners build confidence and competence at the right pace, making the Diploma an excellent foundation pathway toward advanced professional accounting roles.