The ICB Bookkeeping National Certificate is the first qualification in the ICB Financial Accounting Programme. This course is also known as the ICB Bridging course.
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Bookkeeping ICB National Certificate
1. Bookkeeping: ICB
National Certificate
The ICB Bookkeeping
National Certificate is the
first qualification in the ICB
Financial Accounting
Programme. This course is
also known as the ICB
Bridging course
2. ICB Bookkeeping National
Certificate Subjects
Bookkeeping to Trial
Balance (BKTB)
Payroll and Monthly SARS
Returns (PMSR)
Computerised
Bookkeeping (CPBK)
Business Literacy (BUSL)
4. What Will I Learn?
Knowledge of Bookkeeping equations
Managing trial to balance sheets
Providing profit and financial position
statements
Reconciling supplier and bank statements
Knowledge of personal and business
taxation
Managing petty cash
Handling income, receipts, and payments
This is what you will learn in the ICB Bookkeeping
National Certificate:
5. How Do I Study ICB Bookkeeping
National Certificate?
Register as an ICB Student as outlined in your registration pack
Sign up on ICB MACCI to build your Portfolio of Evidence (PoE).
Complete and submit your Assignments on ICB MACCI
Write your Open-Book Tests using the ICB MACCI Portal
To register for the final exam, complete the ICB Student Portal
exam entry form
You can write the ICB final exam online or in-person (remember
to submit your PoE).
The ICB Bookkeeping National Certificate will be awarded to you
by Matric College once it is received from ICB and FASSET
6. When Can I Start Studying ICB
Bookkeeping National Certificate?
Once you have been
registered, you will
receive your course study
material in 5 to 7 days.
Once you receive this, you
can start studying.