This is the first optional course in the AT SA Certificate Accounting NQF level 5 Programme. Credit Management and Control teaches the student the principles of credit management and control of debt and credit.
- Description
- Overview
- Qualification
- Designation
- Requirements
- Duration
- Packages
- Assessment
- What's Next?
Description
This is the first optional subject in the AT SA Certificate Accounting NQF level 5 Programme. Credit Management and Control teaches the student the principles of credit management and control of debt and credit.
Accreditation
Accounting Technicians of South Africa as a Quality Assurance Partner of FASSET.
Overview
Understand how legislation impacts upon credit control
Understand how to prepare and use information from a variety of sources to manage the organisation?s granting of credit
Be aware of a range of techniques and methods of credit control that may be used within an organisation
Grant credit to customers within organisational guidelines
Manage the supply of credit
Qualification
This is a subject that is part of a national qualification. At the end of this subject you will be awarded a certificate of completion.
Designation
Upskill yourself.
Requirements
Student must have successfully completed the AT SA Further Education and Training NQF level 4 Certificate programme.
Duration
This course can be completed in 3 months.
Packages
This course is available via the Online Premium package. This package includes the following:
Online Premium:
- Textbooks
- Introduction Video
- Exam Info
- Q & A Platform
- Concept Videos
- Forums
- Exam Timetable
- Study Schedule
- Multiple Mock Exams & Solutions
- LIVE Webinars via Zoom
- Recording of the LIVE Webinars
- Quizzes
- Exam Walkthrough (Pre-recorded)
Assessment
This course is assessed through a Computer based test (centrally set and assessed by AT SA).
What's next
You can continue your studies with SACOB and AT(SA) and complete more subjects that make up this qualification.
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