Frequently Asked Questions
With all the accounting courses available, both online and face to face, there’s no shortage of choice for those wishing to enter the profession. But exactly what qualifications do you need to become an accountant? Depending on where you’re starting from in experience, TAFE NSW has a number of ways into the profession: from the Certificate III in Accounts Administration through to the Advanced Diploma of Accounting and the Bachelor of Applied Commerce (Accounting Major).
TAFE NSW has many courses that can launch you into a fantastic career, no matter if you’re taking the first step or are already along the path to becoming an accountant. From short courses in accounting to certificates, diplomas and degrees, all of our courses are taught by industry professionals with years of experience. For a full list of courses available, go to https://www.tafensw.edu.au/courses/accounting-and-finance
Courses can vary in length, from a short course over days or weeks to brush up on specific skills or satisfy new compliance regulations, to a three-year fulltime degree. No matter your goal, we have the course that can get you there.
Accounting is a career that needs specific training and education in order to proceed. TAFE NSW has a number of short courses and certificates that can set you on the road to a rewarding career in accounting and financial services, all taught by experts with industry experience. Go to https://www.tafensw.edu.au/courses/accounting-and-finance for more information.
A Certified Practising Accountant is an accounting professional with a specific qualification that signifies a high degree of professional competency and knowledge. Successful completion of the TAFE NSW Bachelor of Applied Commerce (majoring in Accountancy or Financial Planning) will make you eligible to apply for a CPA membership.
Business Management - https://www.tafensw.edu.au/courses/business-and-management-courses
There’s no single correct answer, as it depends what business studies you undertake: for instance, you could choose the Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management and study topics as diverse as developing and implementing business and strategic plans, how to lead organisational change, marketing plan development and managing risk. No matter where you are in your career, business courses at TAFE NSW are a great way to progress.
Courses can vary in length, from a short course over days or weeks to brush up on specific skills or satisfy new compliance regulations, to a three-year fulltime degree. No matter your goal, we have the course that can get you there.
Again, courses can vary in cost, depending on the length. A short course could be fully government subsidised (ie: fee free), right through to a full three year qualification. With possible scholarships and fee help available, a TAFE NSW business course could be the very thing you need to launch a successful career.
Get a free course guide
Enter your details to receive your free Business, Leadership and Management information pack, and a consultation with an enrolment advisor.
What job opportunities could a business or management course lead to?
A business and management course can lead to a number of job opportunities, from running a successful call centre agency to managing major corporate business dealings.
Qualifications in business and management can lead to a job as a general manager, team leader, project manager, section manager or a small business owner. The average weekly salary for a general manager is $1,956.
Whether you're just starting out in your business and management career, want to gain more qualifications, add to your previous experience, or simply broaden your horizons, TAFE NSW offers a wide variety of courses at a number of levels to suit you.
TAFE courses in the area include International Business, International Trade, Leadership and Management, Property Services, Small Business Management, Retail Management and Project Management Practice.