IGCSE ACCOUNTING (9-1) CIE
Course code: 0985
1. Course name : ACCOUNTING
2. Course code : 0985
3. Exam Code: : 0985
4. Delivery method : Online Self-Learning
5. Course duration : 12 Months
6. Entry requirements : No prior qualification needed.
7. Award achieved : CIE IGCSE Accounting
8. Awarding body : CIE
9. Syllabus : CIE
10. Exam Time : Summer/ Winter
11. Support : 1-year support included – Email or call our support line
12. Start Date : Anytime – We enrol 365 days a year
13. Free Trial : 14-Day Free Trial
14. Pass-Guaranteed : We offer a pass guarantee or your money back ( t & c)
15. Payment Option : Interest-Free Instalments Available If Needed
16. Apps : You can download Moodle Workplace on your mobile device and use it
17. Device : Our course will function on any device as long as you have internet access
18. Exams Booking : We can assist you in booking your exam nearby, or you can book your exam nearby yourself.
19. Our online platform : Moodle Workplace. Moodle Workplace is utilized by numerous schools, colleges, and universities and is recognized as one of the best LMS systems available.
20. International Students : Our courses are accessible to anyone, anywhere, and we can assist in registering for exams in your country through the British Council or an approved exam center.
21. Mock Tests and Past Papers : On our portal, you will find a minimum of the last 3 to 5 years’ past papers and marking schemes. You can either test yourself or simply take the test and send it to us for marking. Our tutors will then provide feedback. If you choose to use our tutor for marking and feedback, there will be an additional charge of £50.
22. Course Topics and What you will learn.
The IGCSE Accounting course has six topics:
• The fundamentals of accounting
• Sources and recording of data
• Verification of accounting records
• Accounting procedures
• Preparation of financial statements
• Analysis and interpretation
23. Exam Fees
1. Standard Exam fees : £235
2. Late’ Entry Fee : £335
3. Very Late’ Entry Fee : £435
Please note that exam fees are subject to change. Feel free to reach out to us for the most up-to-date information and further details.
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ONLINE IGCSE ACCOUNTING (9-1) CIE UK
Studying IGCSE Accounting Online
IGCSE Accounting is a great building block to A-Levels but also an interesting subject in its own right. You will cover both Bookkeeping and Financial Statements as well as looking at fundamental accounting concepts.
Our IGCSE Accounting E-Book offers an interactive learning experience to guide you through the IGCSE specification.
DESCRIPTION
IGCSE Accounting is a great building block to A Levels but also an interesting subject in its own right. You will study both basic bookkeeping and the accounting environment as part of this online IGCSE.
You will also gain an appreciation of accounting concepts as well as understanding how the accountant works within the business environment.
IGCSE Accounting Overview
Upon successful completion of the exam and practical assessments (as administered by CIE), you will have achieved an internationally recognised CIE IGCSE Accounting (0985) qualification.
IGCSE Accounting Outline
This IGCSE is divided into 7 units of Study.
- The fundamentals of accounting
- Sources and recording of data information in books of prime entry.
- Verification of accounting records
- Accounting procedures
- Preparation of financial statements
- Analysis and interpretation
- Accounting principles and policies
Paper 1:
Exam Availability: May/ June or November
Written examination: 1 hour 15 minutes
Paper 2:
Exam Availability: May/ June or November
Written examination: 1 hour 45 mins
IGCSE Accounting Content
The mains areas of study are:
- The fundamentals of accounting – This section introduces the subject by explaining the difference between book-keeping and accounting.
The role of accounting in providing information and the purposes of measuring business profit and loss are also explored. Basic accounting terms and the accounting equation are introduced.
- Sources and recording of data – The core topic of this section is the double entry system of book-keeping and how this is applied in the preparation of ledger accounts. The division of the ledger is considered. Business documents and their use as sources of information are also included. Consideration is given to the procedures for processing information in books of prime entry.
- Verification of accounting records -This section concentrates on the use of trial balances, bank reconciliation statements and control accounts as means of verifying accounting records. The procedures for the correction of errors are also covered.
- Accounting procedures – Within this section, consideration is given to the importance of distinguishing between capital and revenue expenditure and receipts. Non-current assets are further explored in terms of accounting for depreciation and disposals. Procedures to record adjustments for accruals and prepayments, irrecoverable debts, provision of doubtful debts and the recovery of debts written off are included. Inventory valuation, and its impact on financial statements, is also covered.
- Preparation of financial statements – The focus of this section is the preparation of financial statements, including year-end adjustments, for different types of businesses (sole traders, partnerships, and limited companies). Consideration is also given to the financial statements of clubs and societies and manufacturing businesses. The procedures employed when only incomplete records are available are also covered.
- Analysis and interpretation – This section introduces the calculation and the interpretation of the main accounting ratios. The use of ratios in inter-firm comparison is also included. Consideration is also given to the uses of accounting information by interested parties. The limitations of accounting statements are also explored.
- Accounting principles and policies – The main accounting principles are introduced together with how they are applied in accounting records and statements. Consideration is also given to the influence of international accounting standards and the selection
of accounting policies.
Skills gained
The IGCSE provides opportunities to gain skills that will support progression to further study of accounting, and to enhance future educational or employment prospects. Accounting qualifications can be particularly valuable for students wishing to progress into accountancy or financial careers; accountant graduates tend to have excellent employment prospects, allowing many students to work in a range of global sectors and industries.
Assessment
The CIE IGCSE Accounting qualification is gained once all four exam papers are successfully completed. These exams are administered by CIE. As a private candidate you will sit your exams in an exam centre such as a school, college, or private tuition centre. Use the map below there are a huge number of places where you can sit your exams.
Tutors marked assessments (TMAs)
In addition, if you select the added tutor support there will be a number of tutors marked assessments (TMAs) to ensure that you have a thorough understanding of the content, with the tutor sending comments to guide you through any areas of potential difficulty. This will ensure you are prepared for the final exams.
Method of study
Online IGCSE
- The IGCSE is delivered online via the Learning Management System (LMS).
- The online IGCSE has many features that cannot be printed such as embedded videos, forums, and interactive tests.
- If you opt for tutor support, it also includes Tutor Marked Assessments which you access and submit through the online system.
Tutor support
We highly recommend the additional tutor option to support our IGCSE e-books. For just £55 you will receive tutor feedback and support by email for 12 months. They will mark your TMAs and provide valuable guidance through any trickier parts of the content whenever you need it. You will also receive a study guide to help you with all aspects of studying, essay writing and general student skills.
How quickly can I complete the IGCSE?
You can complete your IGCSE as quickly or slowly within the 12 months as you choose. The recommended study time for the content is 120 hours. The exam dates are set by the exam boards and for IGCSE Accounting are available in November or May/June each year. This gives you two opportunities to sit the exams over the 12 months.
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For any questions, feel free to reach us via email or WhatsApp. As the courses are fully online, campus visits are generally not permitted. However, if you are local and would like to visit, please book an appointment in advance.
Extra Support
We understand that each student’s needs are unique. If you require additional support, our subject specialists are available for personalized online lessons via Zoom. Whether you need help with specific units, topics, or lessons, we can arrange for a teacher to assist you.
Rates for extra support range from £30 to £50 per hour, depending on the subject and the number of hours required. For more information, please contact us at admissions@oxfordce.co.uk or via WhatsApp at +44 7494 913216.
Mock Tests and Past Papers Support
Our portal offers access to 3 to 5 years of past papers and marking schemes. You can use these to test yourself or submit your answers to us for marking and feedback.
If you would like our tutors to mark and provide feedback, an additional fee of £50 per subject covers up to 2 hours of work. For marking and feedback exceeding 2 hours, an additional £25 per hour will apply.
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What do I do next?
All the information you need will be included in your study guide which will be emailed to you. Once you have your login you will be good to go!
Everyone at Oxford College of Education wishes you the best of luck on your studying journey! We know it’s both rewarding and challenging and ultimately what a difference that qualification will make to your career path and life.
Good luck!
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