The purpose of this course is to analyse the specific functions of an Accounting Assistant in an business practice of Australia and New Zealand through classroom learning and simulation. At the end of this course, students will combine the information and data of real companies to understand all the skills required for an Accounting Assistant. Master the important skills and be confident in your role.

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The course content is divided into five sections according to the job function. These sections cover the most commonly used accounting processes and the application of ERP software SAP. The first part uses the purchase and disposal of fixed assets as a starting point, and then goes into a preliminary understanding of the financial regulation and reporting process. The second and third part will use actual data, an in-depth study of account processing of assets and liabilities, reconciliation and monthly report. The fourth part will include an introductory tutorial to SAP to learn about the overall structure of SAP software, and an understanding of how to work with auditors. The last part is the introductory tutorial to SAP that will cover the overall structure of SAP software, to learn the most important functions through hands-on learning, and master data management and reporting capabilities.

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This course adopts the method of small class teaching, mainly including topic discussion, real case analysis and simulation scene operation. It focuses on cultivating students’ critical thinking skills, logical analysis skills, and summary reporting techniques.