Financial Accounting - Tutor Led

Date

23/09/2026

Time

18:00-21:00

CPE Hours

48 hours

Competency

Not Available

Location

The Hub, PwC Academy / Hybrid

Price

€398

Course Description

Learn the underlying principles and concepts of financial accounting, accounting techniques and the preparation of basic financial statements. You’ll demonstrate technical proficiency in the use of double-entry techniques, including the preparation and interpretation of basic financial statements for sole traders, partnerships, companies and simple groups of companies.

 

Schedule 

Session Day of the Week Date Time
Session 1 – Lecture Wednesday 23/09/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 2 – Lecture Saturday 26/09/2026 9AM – 2PM
Session 3 – Lecture Tuesday 29/09/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 4 – Lecture Saturday 03/10/2026 9AM – 2PM
Session 5 – Lecture Tuesday 06/10/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 6 – Lecture Tuesday 13/10/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 7 – Lecture Saturday 17/10/2026 9AM – 2PM
Session 8 – Lecture Tuesday 20/10/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 9 – Lecture Tuesday 27/10/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 10 – Lecture Thursday 29/10/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 11 – Lecture Tuesday 03/11/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 12 – Exam Practice Friday 06/11/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 13 – Exam Practice Thursday 12/11/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 14 – Exam Practice Tuesday 17/11/2026 6PM – 9PM
Session 15 – Mock Exam Monday 23/11/2026 6PM – 9PM

 

The below syllabus is covered during this course:

  1. The context and purpose of financial reporting
  2. Accounting principles, concepts and qualitative characteristics
  3. The use of double-entry and accounting systems
  4. Recording transactions and events
  5. Preparing a trial balance
  6. Preparing basic financial statements
  7. Preparing simple consolidated financial statements
  8. Interpretation of financial statements

Should Attend

Individuals who would like to start the ACCA qualification or those who are doing their ACCA Applied Knowledge exams

Prerequisites

Either holding a fully awarded matriculation certificate or holding a degree in Accounting, Business Studies, or similar.

There are no minimum entry requirements for students opting for the Foundations in Accountancy (FIA)

Assessment

On-Demand Computer Based exam (CBE)

Key-Features

    • First-class tutoring
    • Option to attend in-person or online live
    • Innovative materials
    • Unique online learning
    • Exam standard questions throughout
    • Student support
    • Mock exams

The below syllabus is covered during this course:

  1. The context and purpose of financial reporting
  2. Accounting principles, concepts and qualitative characteristics
  3. The use of double-entry and accounting systems
  4. Recording transactions and events
  5. Preparing a trial balance
  6. Preparing basic financial statements
  7. Preparing simple consolidated financial statements
  8. Interpretation of financial statements

Should Attend

Individuals who would like to start the ACCA qualification or those who are doing their ACCA Applied Knowledge exams

Prerequisites

Either holding a fully awarded matriculation certificate or holding a degree in Accounting, Business Studies, or similar.

There are no minimum entry requirements for students opting for the Foundations in Accountancy (FIA)

Assessment

On-Demand Computer Based exam (CBE)

Key-Features

    • First-class tutoring
    • Option to attend in-person or online live
    • Innovative materials
    • Unique online learning
    • Exam standard questions throughout
    • Student support
    • Mock exams

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