Canadian Accounting Fundamental

Program overview

Explore the world of Canadian accounting with the Canadian Accounting Fundamentals program at ILAC International College. This program is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge required to excel in the accounting field. It focuses on the roles and responsibilities of accountants within a Canadian context, providing a comprehensive understanding of various accounting aspects. Students will gain practical skills that are crucial for all accounting professionals, preparing them to embark on successful accounting careers.

Program structure

The Canadian Accounting Fundamentals program offers two diploma options:

• 2 Year Diploma with Co-op: 104 weeks, including 40 weeks in class, 24 weeks break, and 40 weeks of co-op.
• 1 Year Diploma: 52 weeks, including 40 weeks in class and 12 weeks break.

This program includes a co-op work experience component, allowing students to apply their classroom knowledge in a real-world setting. Students can work full-time during the co-op term, gaining valuable Canadian work experience and developing professional contacts in the accounting industry. Evening classes are available, providing flexibility for students to balance their studies with other commitments.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op Work Experience: Students have the opportunity to participate in a paid work placement, enhancing their resumes and gaining practical experience in the accounting field.
• Flexible Class Schedule: Evening classes are offered, allowing students to manage their time effectively.
• Guaranteed Job Placement: Opportunities for job placement during the co-op term are guaranteed, providing students with a pathway to employment.
• Support from Co-op Advisors: ILAC IC’s Co-op advisors assist students throughout the placement process, ensuring a smooth transition into the workforce.

Career Options

Graduates of the Canadian Accounting Fundamentals program can pursue various career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Accounting Technician: Responsible for maintaining financial records, preparing financial statements, and assisting with audits.
• Bookkeeper: Manages day-to-day financial transactions, ensuring accuracy in financial reporting.
• Payroll Administrator: Oversees payroll processes, ensuring employees are paid accurately and on time.
• Accounting and Related Clerk: Supports accounting departments by performing clerical tasks and data entry.
• Administrative Officer: Provides administrative support, managing office operations and assisting with financial documentation.

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