Accounting & Finance
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Blocks
1
Level
V-Level
Course Length
1 Year
Timetable
Full Time
Reasons to study Accounting & Finance
You are interested in how businesses manage their finances and want to develop the knowledge and practical skills needed for a career in accounting, finance or banking.
You want to understand financial decision-making, explore how financial markets operate and learn about areas such as taxation, budgeting and investment.
This V-Level offers a vocational pathway for students looking to develop technical skills and progress to higher education, higher technical training or an apprenticeship.
What you will study
You will explore a comprehensive range of topics relevant to the financial sector, developing your understanding of accounting principles, financial performance and business finance. Topics include financial accounting, preparing financial statements, management accounting, cost accounting, budgeting and performance management. You will also study financial systems and markets, including banking, investments and regulation, alongside the UK tax system, covering income tax, corporation tax and VAT. Throughout the course, you will develop professional skills such as problem-solving, communication and data analysis in a financial context.
What you will need
You will need to meet the minimum entry requirements for your chosen pathway.
GCSE Maths grade 5 is required.
See entry requirements
Progression
This V-Level provides a pathway towards higher education, higher technical training and apprenticeships. It is particularly suited to students aspiring to careers in accounting, finance, banking and related fields, developing the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to progress in the financial sector.
How to Apply
Demand for places at Priestley College has been exceptionally high in recent years. We recommend you apply for your place early to avoid disappointment.Â
Study Programme
A-Level and Vocational (Level 3) students are expected to follow a full study programme of three plus one AS-Level courses/equivalents. Your study programme can, however, include a Specialism as one of your choices.