Accounting As (9706)

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About Course

Your Gateway to the World of Finance

 

The Cambridge International AS Level Accounting (9706) course is a dynamic introduction to the principles and practices that drive business decisions. This internationally recognized qualification provides a perfect balance of theory and practical application, equipping students with the skills to not just record financial data, but to understand and interpret it.

 

What You Will Learn

 

The syllabus is structured around two core pillars of the accounting profession:

 

· Financial Accounting: Learn the “language of business.” You will master the double-entry system, prepare key financial statements (Income Statement and Statement of Financial Position) for various business types, and learn how to manage assets and correct errors. You’ll become the person who can tell a business’s financial story.

· Cost & Management Accounting: Step into the role of a manager. Discover how to analyse different types of costs, use tools like break-even analysis, and apply costing methods (absorption and marginal) to help businesses plan for the future and make smarter pricing and production decisions.

 

Key Skills You’ll Develop

 

· Analytical thinking and problem-solving

· Meticulous attention to detail

· The ability to make data-driven decisions

· A strong ethical and professional foundation

 

Assessment Structure

 

Your knowledge is assessed through two external exams:

 

· Paper 1: Multiple Choice (1 hour)

· Paper 2: Structured Questions (1 hr 30 min)

 

Why Choose This Course?

 

AS Level Accounting (9706) is the perfect launchpad for university studies in Finance, Business, or Economics. It is also highly valued by employers and provides a solid foundation for professional qualifications like ACCA or CIMA. If you have a head for numbers and an interest in how the business world works, this course is your first step toward a rewarding career.

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Course Content

Cost Classification

Marginal Costing Break-even Analysis

Marginal Costing CS Ratio

Marginal Costing Limiting Factor

Absorption Costing

Profit Statements

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