Practical accounting training for graduates.
Learn how to record sales and purchases, check bank transactions, prepare payroll and support GST work. Practise using TallyPrime, Zoho Books and Excel, and prepare for entry-level accounts jobs.
An accounts team records what a business earns, spends, owes and is owed. This course teaches you how to do that everyday work, starting with the basics.
You will practise entering invoices, checking customer and supplier balances, matching bank transactions, preparing salary calculations and organising GST working papers. You will also prepare a complete month’s accounts for a practice business.
Software you will learn
12 modules covering accounting basics, software, tax support and practical assignments. Open a module to see the topics and the work you will complete.
The course has seven teaching blocks of 40 hours each. Select a block to see what you will study during those weeks.
Learn to read invoices and other business records, understand double-entry accounting and start using Excel.
Record purchases, sales and payments, check account balances and set up your first company file in TallyPrime.
Practise accounting entries and reports in TallyPrime, then learn how GST is recorded in the accounts.
Check GST records and prepare the calculations and supporting documents used for payroll and TDS work.
Complete payroll and tax-support exercises, then use Zoho Books to record a business’s transactions.
Prepare Excel reports and month-end accounts, then begin an introductory UAE bookkeeping exercise.
Complete your accounting project, organise your work samples and prepare for the practical test, viva and job applications.
28 teaching weeks × 5 days × 2 hours = 280 guided hours. Plan for a further 2–3 hours of independent practice each week. Batch dates allow for holidays and scheduled breaks.
Use sample company records to enter bills, check bank transactions and prepare monthly accounts. Keep these assignments as work samples you can explain in an interview. Select an activity below to see an example.
Keep each accounting entry linked to its invoice, bill or bank record.
| Reference | Document | Review |
|---|---|---|
| INV / 014 | Sales invoice | Checked |
| VEN / 028 | Purchase invoice | Matched |
| BNK / 031 | Bank receipt | Allocated |
Sample records used for practice.
Check why the bank statement and your accounts show different balances.
| Bank statement balance | ₹1,50,000 |
| Add: deposits in transit | ₹12,000 |
| Less: payments not yet cleared | ₹8,000 |
| Reconciled ledger balance | ₹1,54,000 |
Sample records used for practice.
List what needs to be checked, corrected or followed up.
| Review area | Action |
|---|---|
| Receivables ageing | Follow up overdue invoices |
| Tax reconciliation | Escalate two mismatches |
| Closing adjustments | Submit for senior review |
Sample records used for practice.
Prepare for junior accounts, billing, bookkeeping and payroll-support roles. Practise the tasks you may be asked to demonstrate during a job interview.
Transaction posting, ledger review, reconciliations and month-end support.
Supplier bills, customer receipts, payment schedules and ageing reports.
Organised records, invoices, cloud accounts and document controls.
Salary registers and tax working papers prepared for an experienced accountant’s review.
Career preparation includes a practical skill test, CV support and portfolio presentation. Employers set their own degree and experience requirements; some roles require a commerce background.
On successful completion of the assessments, receive the Diploma in Practical Accounting & Taxation from Bayspro Skills, operated by Bayspro Eduserve LLP.
Your assessment includes practical assignments, an accounting project and an individual practical test and viva. You will submit the working files and reports you have prepared during the course.
External vendor and professional-body qualifications have separate registration and assessment requirements. They are included only when confirmed in your admission offer.
Diploma280 guided hours · 7 months
Accounting basics, software and practical assignments.
Use your accounting knowledge to work with invoices, accounting software, bank records and business reports.
Start with accounting basics. A short assessment before admission helps us understand your starting level and any support you may need.
Refresh your accounting knowledge, practise the software and prepare work samples for entry-level accounts applications.
Yes. Graduates from other disciplines can apply. A short assessment checks your basic maths, spreadsheet skills and starting knowledge of accounts. Any additional foundation support will be discussed before enrolment.
The programme contains 28 active teaching weeks, with five two-hour sessions each week: 140 sessions and 280 guided hours. The seven-month calendar allows for holidays and scheduled breaks. Your batch timetable confirms the dates.
Allow around two to three additional hours each week to revise entries, practise spreadsheets and organise your portfolio. This independent practice is outside the 280 guided hours.
You learn through simulated business records and supervised working papers. GST, TDS and income-tax topics prepare you to support an experienced accountant. The course does not authorise independent tax practice.
The 14-hour module introduces UAE bookkeeping, VAT, Corporate Tax concepts and multicurrency work. It builds awareness for further learning; it is not a complete UAE accounting or tax qualification.
The Diploma in Practical Accounting & Taxation is issued by Bayspro Skills, operated by Bayspro Eduserve LLP, on successful completion of the course assessments. External vendor or professional-body awards are separate and are included only when expressly confirmed in the admission offer.
The core tools are TallyPrime, Zoho Books, Microsoft Excel and Power Query. SAP, QuickBooks, Sage and Power BI are not part of this 280-hour syllabus. The focus is on learning the main accounting workflows thoroughly.
The final module includes a practical skill test, a viva, CV preparation and practice explaining your work samples. These help you prepare for junior accounts applications. Employers decide their own qualification and experience requirements.
Contact the Bayspro admissions team for the next available batch, session timings, complete fee details and payment options. Ask for written confirmation of the software access, assessments and awards included before enrolling.
Ask us about the fee, next batch, class timings, course locations and admission process. We can also help you decide whether this course suits your background.
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