Graduates will have a good understanding of accounting principles, financial statements and analysis, management and cost accounting, budgetary control, tax accounting, law and accounting, auditing, accounting standards and corporate reporting, planning and consulting, business information systems, accounting theory, research methods, business ethics and professional codes of conduct, accounting and accountability of public sector and not-for-profit organizations.

Pass in Year 13 with 200 out of 400 with 50% or more marks in English.

Note: Industrial Attachment Requirement:
Directed Industrial Attachment (DIA) 4 months: Assisting with Employment after passing 50% of the courses listed under the programme of study.