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Computerised Accounts, Payroll and Information Technology Applications
Certificate
Course Details
| Course Code | LL_BCAPT_S |
|---|---|
| Level | 6 |
| Duration | 24 weeks |
| Credits | 40 |
| Method of Delivery | On-campus |
| Campus Locations | Donegal – Letterkenny |
| Mode of Delivery | Part Time |
Course Overview
This course will cover the following areas: Computerised Accounting and Payroll Systems Manual Record Keeping Business Management Business IT Applications.
Demand for employees with the above skill set has been highlighted in recent Forfas reports. This programme will enable participants enhance their employability opportunities in the area of accounting and payroll.
This course is delivered two evenings per week for two semesters. The programme will start in September each year.
Recommended Study Hours per week
Students can expect 10 hours of study per week for a 10 credit module and 5 hours per week for a 5 credit module
Examination and Assessment
A combination of continuous assessment and exams.
On-Campus Attendance Requirement
This course is delivered two evenings per week for two semesters. The programme will start in September each year.
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Entry Requirements
– 5 Ordinary Level D3 in the Leaving Certificate, FETAC Level 5 or equivalent.
Candidates who do not meet the above entry requirement may be admitted to the programme on the grounds of mature years (Over 23 by 1st January in the proposed year of entry), if they have attained appropriate experience and attainment thresholds deemed equivalent.
Careers
Graduate careers typically include roles in Computerised Accounts and Payroll, in both the private and public sectors.
Further Information
Who Should Apply?
Anyone looking to enhance their employability opportunities in the area of accounting and payroll.
Contact Information
Faculty of Business
Department of Business Studies
Department Administration: +353 (0)74 918 6211 / +353 (0)74 918 6210
Head of Department: Patricia Doherty
E: Patricia.Doherty@atu.ie
T: +353 (0)74 918 6202
Department
Business Studies
