Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)
SACOB is proudly accredited to offer the The Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) qualifications.
The ICB is an examining body and a Quality Assurance Partner (QAP) of the Quality Council for Trades & Occupations (QCTO). The ICB qualifications are certificated by the Financial and Accounting Services Sector Education and Training Authority (FASSET) Skills Education and Training Authority (SETA).
The ICB has been around since 1931. Its role is to improve and maintain the quality, credibility and reputation of bookkeeping, accounting, office administration and financial management training and qualifications in Southern Africa.
ICB graduates are recognised worldwide by the International Association of Bookkeepers, the Southern African Institute of Business Accountants, the South African Institute of Tax Practitioners, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).
There are 3 qualifications to choose from;
Financial Accounting
Office Administration
Business Management
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ICB Financial Accounting Advanced Level: Subject – Corporate Strategy
This course forms part of the Advanced Level of both the ICB Financial Accounting and the ICB Public Sector Accounting Programmes. It aims to redefine corporate strategy to rely less on objectives and competition but rather seeing an organisations big picture that is customer focused, sustainable and successful in the long-term. This course is an in-depth study of strategic management. It shows the impact of corporate strategy on a company's ability to accelerate its sales, gain market leadership, and power up its revenue growth.... more
Bookkeeping / Accounting
Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)
ICB Financial Accounting Advanced Level: Subject – Corporate Strategy
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ICB Financial Accounting Foundation Level: Subject – Payroll and Monthly SARS Returns
This suject forms part of the Foundation Level in the ICB Financial Accounting Programme. It builds on a basic knowledge of bookkeeping to include a study of VAT, basic conditions of employment, RSA statutory registrations, RSA payroll calculations and accounting, SARS efiling and a study of the ethics of a tax practitioner in South Africa.... more
Bookkeeping / AccountingInstitute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)
ICB Financial Accounting Foundation Level: Subject – Payroll and Monthly SARS Returns
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ICB Office Administration, Financial Accounting and Business Management Foundation Level: Subject – Bookkeeping to Trial Balance
This course forms the foundation of your accounting knowledge and can be found in every ICB Programme, no matter what stream you are studying. It assumes no knowledge of bookkeeping and teaches the student to prepare the books of account from source documents to the subsidiary journals to the general and subsidiary ledgers, trial balance, and the bank and creditors reconciliations. ... more
Bookkeeping / AccountingInstitute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)ICB Office Administration, Financial Accounting and Business Management Foundation Level: Subject – Bookkeeping to Trial Balance
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ICB Financial Accounting Intermediate Level: Subject – Cost and Management Accounting
This subject forms part of the ICB Financial Accounting, ICB Public Sector Accounting and the ICB Office Administration Programmes. It will enable a student to perform in a manufacturing environment, be able to complete basic management accounts, have a working knowledge of cost accounting, breakeven analysis, cost-volume-profit analysis, advanced costing, budgeting and standard costing, financial management and business ethics. An understanding of cost and management accounting is essential for any bookkeeper, accountant or office manager.... more
Bookkeeping / AccountingInstitute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)ICB Financial Accounting Intermediate Level: Subject – Cost and Management Accounting
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ICB Office Administration Foundation Level: Subject – Business and Office Administration 1
This subject forms part of the in the ICB Office Administration Programme. It covers various functions of the secretary and receptionist including telephone, mail, correspondence, records and security competencies. The Administrator is central to the effective functioning of any office. This role can sometimes be specialised depending on the type of office environment, but despite this specialisation there are general administrative functions common to all offices.... more
Administration
Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)ICB Office Administration Foundation Level: Subject – Business and Office Administration 1
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ICB Office Administration Intermediate Level: Subject – Economics
This course forms part of the Intermediate Level in the ICB Office Administration Programme. This course is an insightful study of how people behave and organisations operate under constraints of resources. It provides powerful tools to understand and analyse many aspects of our lives and help us to become informed, perceptive decision-makers. It also helps develop methodical ways of thinking and problem solving which can be used in our lives as effective members of the workforce, responsible and knowledgeable citizens, informed consumers, savers, and investors, and perceptive participants in the global economy. This course explores the ways in which this social science analyses the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services, and aims to explain how economies work and how economic agents interact. Economic analysis is applied throughout society, in business, finance and government, but also in crime, education, the family, health, law, politics, religion, social institutions, war, and science.... more
AdministrationInstitute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)ICB Office Administration Intermediate Level: Subject – Economics
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ICB Office Administration Intermediate Level: Subject – Business and Office Administration 2
This subject forms part of the ICB Office Administration Programme. Your office manager is probably the most important person at your company. They keep the place working sensibly, enabling everyone else to do their own job. The office manager provides that vital bridge between you and your staff, often coping with Human resource duties, as well as accounts and general office maintenance or servicing. They may even double as your PA in smaller organisations. So whether it?s general office upkeep you want or something more all-encompassing, your office manager is key to a co-ordinated workplace.... more
AdministrationInstitute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)ICB Office Administration Intermediate Level: Subject – Business and Office Administration 2
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ICB Entrepreneurship 1
This course forms part of the Foundation Level in the ICB Entrepreneurship Programme. It will give you a good grounding and understanding of what it take to run your own business.
Entrepreneurship
Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)ICB Entrepreneurship 1
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ICB Office Administration Advanced Level: Subject – Business and Office Administration 3
This subject forms part of the Advanced level in the ICB Office Administration Programme. Good office managers need three attributes in particular. They must be well organised, be good communicators and have a particularly large dose of common sense. The role not only needs someone who has authority and is respected, but also the knack of persuasion for all those trifling little things that need doing but tend not to get done. In addition, a basic knowledge of accounts or budgets is an advantage as usually the role involves monitoring or authorising expenditure and invoices and keeping basic office expenses as low as possible.... more
AdministrationInstitute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB)ICB Office Administration Advanced Level: Subject – Business and Office Administration 3
