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T Level in Legal, Finance & Accounting - (Accounting)
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Information about this Course
Study Type
Full Time
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Study Type Subcategory
T-Level
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Course Area
Business, Finance & Enterprise
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Course Duration
2 Years
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Entry Requirements
Five GCSEs at grade 9-5 including
English and Maths, or a full Level 2 qualification with a Merit profile and
grades 9-5 in GCSE English and Maths.
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Course Information
This course provides a mixture of both core and specialist knowledge
over a two-year period.
In year one you will learn the core
knowledge for legal finance and accounting which includes but is not restricted
to:
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The
business environment
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Careers within the legal, finance and
accounting sector
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Professionalism and ethics
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Security and risk
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Fundamentals of law
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Fundamentals of financial
accounting
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Project/change management and
administration.
Your second year will centre around a
specialism in Accounting and is aimed at those who wish to progress into the
role of an Assistant Accountant. The qualification has been developed in
partnership with industry experts the The Association of Chartered Certified
Accountants (ACCA) to ensure the qualification content is current and enables
you to gain industry recognised qualifications that will support you in
progressing to chartered status.
In year two you will study content that
has been designed to cover a range of occupational specialisms such a:
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Producing and analysing a trial balance
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Preparing primary financial statements
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Analysing business performance If you
are considering progression to university, this course attracts 72 - 168 UCAS
points.
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Providing support to tax and audit
functions
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Preparing computations for payroll.
Students will be expected to carry out extensive work experience, which could
equate to a minimum of 316 hours.
In year 1, students are assessed through
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Progression
This T Level also attributes UCAS points
in line with A Levels and could lead to university or higher training such as a
Higher Apprenticeship, Foundation Degree or a Degree in a related subject. This
T Level provides a route directly into employment. Students who specialise could
progress into the role of Assistant Accountant.
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Ucas Points
72 - 168
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