Profile
Singapore's government aims to transform the city-state into a global accountancy hub by 2020. Under the Skills Framework for Accountancy, it shows the possible options for vertical and lateral progression for advancement and growth in the following areas: Assurance, Financial Accounting, Management Accounting, Internal Audit, Business Valuation and Tax, which encompass 25 job roles. This framework reflects a growing demand for the ADAC graduates in the accounting industry.
What You'll Learn
The Post Diploma Certificate in Financial Reporting & Tax – Part of Advanced Diploma in Accountancy (ADAC) is a part-time CET course, consist of the following modules:
- Principles of Financial Reporting (60hrs)
- Singapore Taxation (60hrs)
Minimum Entry Requirement
Diploma in Accountancy & Finance from Nanyang Polytechnic
Diploma in Accountancy from Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Diploma in Accountancy from Singapore Polytechnic
Diploma in Business Practice (Accounting) from Singapore Polytechnic
Diploma in Accounting & Finance from Temasek Polytechnic
Diploma in Business Practice (Accounting) from Nanyang Polytechnic
The Advanced Diploma in Accountancy requires students to sit for the Singapore CA Foundation Program examination for 6 modules every June and December. Students have to bear the annual candidature fees of $107 and the exam fees of $535 per module payable to Singapore Accountancy Commission in addition to course fees charged by NP.