HND in Accounting
The HND Accounting covers a wide range of accounting concepts and provides you with an excellent grounding in the principles of financial and management accounting using manual and computerised approaches.
It is designed to prepare you for a career in accounting or financial administration.
Entry Requirements
Entry is open to persons of 18 years and over, who will have to sit through an interview to assess their suitability.
For speakers of English as a second language: IELTS 6.0 overall, level 6.0 in writing required.
Assessment Method
Students' work on the HNC/D course is assessed via a programme of continuous assessment. Assignments will vary in format and will include individual cou…
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The HND Accounting covers a wide range of accounting concepts and provides you with an excellent grounding in the principles of financial and management accounting using manual and computerised approaches.
It is designed to prepare you for a career in accounting or financial administration.
Entry Requirements
Entry is open to persons of 18 years and over, who will have to
sit through an interview to assess their suitability.
For speakers of English as a second language: IELTS 6.0 overall,
level 6.0 in writing required.
Assessment Method
Students' work on the HNC/D course is assessed via a programme of continuous assessment. Assignments will vary in format and will include individual course work, group work and in-class activities.
Students who successfully complete 8 Higher National units will be a awarded the Higher National Certificate. Successful completion of 16 units will be lead to the award of a Higher National Diploma.
Duration
The HND in Computer Science will run on a full-time basis. Days and times to be confirmed.
Fees
A tuition fee of £2,500 per year will apply, however you will be eligible for a student tuition fee loan to cover this cost. You will only make repayments when you earn in excess of £21000 per year. Any outstanding balance remaining after 30 years will be written off.
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