Learning and Teaching Framework

What do the students learn?

Technical mastery

  • Correct Accounting terminology
  • Double-entry bookkeeping and accurate recording of transactions
  • Preparation of financial statements and Accounting reports
  • Cost and Management Accounting techniques
  • Accurate calculations, formats and workings
  • Correct presentation of examination answers
  • Effective examination technique and time management

Accounting reasoning

  • Explain the reasons behind an Accounting treatment
  • Identify and select relevant information
  • Choose the appropriate Accounting method
  • Analyse and interpret financial information
  • Evaluate alternatives and business decisions
  • Explain and justify conclusions and recommendations
  • Apply professional judgement and ethical reasoning

How do the students learn?

Lessons and tutorials

One-to-one or group tuition, delivered in person, online, or through an agreed combination of both.

Case studies and simulations

Students apply Accounting knowledge to realistic business situations, make decisions and explain their reasoning.

Accounting software and spreadsheets

Hands-on experience develops practical competence in recording, processing and presenting Accounting information.

Worked examples and guided practice

Clear demonstrations are followed by supported practice and then independent examination-style work.

Have the students learnt what they have studied?

Diagnostic tests

Tests throughout the academic period identify gaps in knowledge and areas requiring further attention.

Monthly progress reports

Reports record material covered, performance, improvement and matters requiring additional work.

Mock examinations

Mock examinations assess knowledge, accuracy, time management and readiness under examination conditions.