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Find Out More About Training To Become A Qualified Bookkeeper Today. |
Part Time Evening Book-Keeping Courses At Pitman Training.
If you want to “better yourself” by taking part time evening bookkeeping courses, you should really consider Pitman Training in London (Notting Hill and High Holborn) and Manchester!
A long established educational institution, the Pitman name is proof to employers and recruitment agencies of your real practical ability to work with ledgers, prepare a trial balance, read a balance sheet or calculate profit and loss.
And practicality is the key. Putting to one side the fact that their certificates and diplomas are nationally recognised qualifications, the Pitman Training learning method is second to none when it comes to teaching students to simulate real working situations as they build their skills in the training centre.
Flexible, Part-Time Learning.
The flexibility of their classes is brilliant, too!
In London, you can choose how often and for how long you study, Monday to Thursday (and Saturday too if you want to) while in Manchester the same is true for Tuesday and Thursday nights as well as Saturday.
So at Pitman Training, part time can mean as little as 2 hours per week or as many as 12 hours – it’s up to you!
A Wide Range Of Subjects.
You can start off with basic or entry-level bookkeeping courses, working manually until you have mastered the fundamentals of the double-entry system or, if you have more experience, move onto Sage Line 50 computerised accounts.
If you’ve really committed to learn to be a bookkeeper, you could even study their Accounting Technician Diploma programme, a sort of rival to AAT.
Taking this diploma programme as a part-time book-keeping course, you’ll need to put in a year’s study and you’ll cover a wide range of manual book keeping modules including payroll, before moving on to the Sage courses where you’ll cover the same concepts on a computer .
You’ll also learn to be an expert in using Microsoft Excel.
The Accounting Technician qualification is much sought-after by employers because it is so wide ranging.
Further Bonuses.
No matter which route you decide to take with your book keeping studies at Pitman Training, you should expect to learn more, more quickly during your classes than at a traditional college because of both the learning methodology and the excellence of the tutors, most of whom started off as students at the training centres.
A further bonus in taking part–time night-time bookkeeping courses at Pitman Training is that they have a small but important flow of unadvertised jobs phoned in to them by employers looking for excellent, practical workers for their finance departments.
So there is a chance you might get a job through the college.
The organisation is keen to invite potential students to visit its centres in order to establish the individual’s training goals, to provide career-focused guidance and also to enable the visitor to sample some courses, free, to make sure they are a close fit to his or her needs.
It’s a simple but effective way to be certain you’re making the right decision about your education and future career.
What To Do Now.
If you’d like to find out more about part time book keeping courses at Pitman Training, just call their friendly Course Advisors:
London Notting Hill – 020 7792 5214
London High Holborn – 020 7025 4700
Manchester – 0161 923 6814
