Certificate III Accounts Administration

Duration - 2 year
Study - TAFE/RTO
Study mode - work-based, online, classroom-based

Kickstart Your Career in Accounts Administration

Certificate III in Accounts Administration is the ideal pathway if you want to build a solid finance and office administration foundation. This course equips you with essential accounting skills, including managing financial records, processing accounts payable and receivable, and utilising accounting software. Whether you’re just starting or want to advance in your current role, this nationally recognised certification can open doors to various career opportunities across various industries in Australia.

Explore your options today with 1300apprentice. For more details on other available traineeships, visit our Jobs page.

What You’ll Learn in Certificate III Accounts Administration

Throughout Certificate III in Accounts Administration, you’ll gain hands-on experience in crucial areas of finance and office management. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll cover:

  • Accounts Payable and Receivable: Learn how to efficiently process and manage payable and receivable transactions.
  • Accounting Software Skills: Gain practical experience using leading accounting software systems.
  • Financial Record Management: Understand how to maintain accurate financial records and support office accounts administration.
  • Business Communication: Develop essential communication skills for handling client inquiries and managing stakeholder relationships.

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of accounts administration while helping you develop the practical skills employers seek.

Ready to begin your journey? Learn more about our Certificate III Financial Services program to expand your skills further.

The Accounts Administration Traineeship

Completing Certificate III in Accounts Administration through a traineeship allows you to earn while you learn. As a trainee, you’ll gain real-world experience in a supportive work environment while working towards a formal qualification. This combination of study and work will give you a competitive edge in the job market, helping you build both your knowledge and confidence.

Check out our current Traineeship Opportunities to get started.

Explore More Financial Services Traineeships

If you’re interested in broadening your skill set, 1300apprentice offers various qualifications in financial services. The Certificate III in Financial Services is an excellent next step for those looking to deepen their understanding of finance and accounting, covering banking, credit management, and financial transaction processing.

Learn more about these courses by visiting our Financial Services page.

Future Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Certificate III in Accounts Administration will be well-prepared to take on various roles in finance and office administration. Some potential career paths include:

  • Accounts Payable Officer
  • Accounts Receivable Officer
  • Office Accounts Administrator
  • Finance Assistant
  • Business Administration Officer

With this certification, you’ll have the skills to pursue roles in small businesses, large corporations, and government departments, giving you the flexibility to shape your future career in finance and accounting.

How 1300apprentice Can Help You

At 1300apprentice, we support apprentices and trainees from start to finish. From helping you find the right accounts administration training to guiding you through the application process, we are with you every step. Our extensive network of employers and expert consultants means we can provide the support you need to succeed in your chosen career.

For more information or assistance with your application, get in touch through our Contact Us page. Let’s help you take the first step toward a fulfilling career in accounts administration!

Tasks

  • Processing financial data
  • Processing accounts payable/receivable
  • Providing customer service in financial transactions
  • Assisting in payroll
  • Entering transaction data to ledgers
  • Maintaining a general ledger
  • Processing purchases
  • Producing GST reports

Future prospects

  • Certificate IV in Bookkeeping
  • Certivicate IV in Financial services
  • Diploma of Accounting

Also known as

  • Accounts clerk
  • Bookkeeper
  • Payroll clerks
  • Accounts junior

If you like

  • Office based
  • Being organised
  • Word processing and managing files
  • Maths

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We look after

  • Wages
  • Allowances
  • Annual leave & annual leave Loading
  • TAFE/RTO fees
  • Mentoring & support
  • WHS/PPE

Fact

Accounting clerks work in most industries including construction, manufacturing, professional, scientific and technical services. (MarketInsights.gov.au)

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