1.
Financial statements are prepared according to statutory requirements
Business interest can be correctly valuated
Financial statements can be analysed and interpret correctly
Basic consolidated financial statements for companies can be compiled correctly
Statutory and accounting requirements in respect of liquidations, amalgamations and the reconstruction of companies can be performed
2.
Budgets and projects can be planned according to costing principles
Budgets for the short, medium and long-term can be compiled and financial reports can be produced
All the financial or standardised systems can be integrated
Bank accounts, fund requests, internal charges, the trading accounts and ledger accounts can be managed
3.
The scope of economics and the basic macro-economic entities in the economy can be identified
The basic price theory can be explained and analysed
Current economic issues can be identified and addressed
Integrated assessment:
An application of the following stipulated forms of assessment to a varying degree according to the existing SERTEC requirements:
a)
Formative assessment
Written or oral tests
Field work/experiential learning
Simulations
Mentors
Tutors
Assignments
Peer evaluation
Case studies
Portfolios
b)
Summative assessment
Written or oral examinations
Collaborative projects
Projects
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