How to study accounting

Have you decided to master the profession of an accountant, or supplement your professional knowledge in the field of business? There are many ways to study accounting. Choose the one that suits you.

Instruction manual

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Submit your application to a specialized secondary or higher education institution at the Faculty of Accounting. If you are a 9th grade graduate, then a technical school or college with the appropriate faculty will suit you. Training can be carried out both in full-time and part-time, and in the evening. The term of study after the 9th grade is 3-4 years, after the 11th grade - from 10 months to a year.

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Go to a higher education institution of the corresponding orientation if your education is 11 classes. Forms of training can also be different: full-time, part-time or evening. The term of study will be 5-6 years. But the term of study can be reduced to 3-4 years if you have a secondary specialized education of the appropriate profile.

3

Sign up for short-term accounting courses. The term for attending such courses is from one to four months. Theoretical tasks are combined with practical ones, at the end of the courses an exam is taken and a certificate of completion of an accounting course is issued. Good courses should include working with computer programs, without which it is impossible to maintain accounting at the modern level, such as: 1C: Accounting, 1C: Enterprise, etc.

4

Hire a tutor who can assist you with bookkeeping. This may be an experienced accountant with the ability to transfer accumulated knowledge in an accessible form for a beginner. Combine theoretical knowledge with practical exercises: with the preparation of accounting entries, problem solving, etc.

5

Engage in self-education. This is the most difficult way of all, but subject to high self-organization, the availability of good educational literature or computer programs of an educational type, this idea is quite feasible. Indeed, in the modern world, knowledge and skills are valued primarily, and then the presence of a “crust on education”.