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Upfront Payment or Interest-free Payment Plan ($25 Per Week)
You must be a New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident to enrol in this course.
Upfront payment with up to 40% off the full course price or a no deposit, interest-free payment plan from $25 per week.
*Upfront payment also included free printed study notes for your course + a free stationary pack including all your study essentials sent directly to your mailbox.
Become A Certified Bookkeeper and Member of the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)
Want to become an AAT Qualified Bookkeeper? You can make it happen with the Accounting Technician Pathway for Bookkeepers offered by The Career Academy. This course is designed to equip you with the skills and certifications needed for a successful career in bookkeeping.
This fast-tracked course will get you where you want you to be in your career in a quick time. During this course, you will learn accounting and bookkeeping fundamentals, financial statements, how to understand GST, the fundamentals of payroll, accounting with MYOB Essentials, accounting with Xero, accounting practices, taxation, along with budgeting, and forecasting and cash flow management and much more.
"I have done several accounting & finance-based courses through The Career Academy. They are fantastic. I am an accountant and would love to work for this academy." - Janice R
"I wanted more information on the Xero Accounting Course offered by the NZQBA. I signed up online and then I received a call 3 minutes later and was greeted by Student adviser Jamie Morris. He was very helpful and I have now signed up for the course. It was a very easy process from start to finish. Would recommend this company to anyone wanting to study online." - Sean Lieberherr
