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(3 years full-time)
CTI offers tuition and lecture support towards a full-time BCompt degree (UNISA) over three years. Students will be able to attend theoretical and practical lectures for the BCompt degree. The degree provides the student with a thorough knowledge of Accounting principals, taxation, auditing and financial management. The degree prepares the student for a career in financial management and lays the foundation to further their studies towards a BCompt (Hons) and eventually become a Chartered Accountant. Upon successful completion of the BCompt degree, students may continue with the BCompt (Hons) which is offered over one year.
Entrance requirements
- A National Senior Certificate for degree purposes.
- UNISA specific requirements. For further entry requirements contact a student advisor.
- Applicants with a South African National Senior Certificate (NSC) for degree purposes may be admitted to the degree programme.
The applicant must be registered as a student of UNISA as well as with CTI. The applicant is solely responsible for his or her UNISA registration. CTI will assist where possible.
For further entrance requirement queries, please contact a student advisor.
Qualification Structure
LEVEL 1
Introduction to the Economic Management Environment IA
Introduction to the Economic Management Environment IB
Accounting Concepts, Principles, and Procedures
Accounting Reporting
Accounting Systems in a Computer Enviroment
Business Management IA
Business Management IB
Economics IA
Economics IB
Commercial Law IA
Commercial Law IB
LEVEL 2
Financial Accounting for Companies and CCs
Group Statements, Financial Analysis, & the Valuation of Financial Instruments
Cost Accounting and Control
Taxation of Individuals
Estates, Trusts, & Insolvensies
Taxation of Business Income
Practical Accounting Data Processing
Introduction to the Auditing Process
Theory of Auditing
Commercial Law 2A
Commercial Law 2B
LEVEL 3
General Financial Reporting
Distinctive Financial Reporting
Specific Financial Reporting
Group Financial Reporting
Management Accounting Techniques as an Aid in Decision- making
Financial Planning and Control
Financial Analysis, Valuation, and Restructuring
Aspects of Internal Control of Importance to an Auditor
Legal Aspects concerning Audit Practice
Advanced Theory of Auditing and the Performing of the Audit Process
Computer Auditing and the Use of a Computer in the Audit Process
Please note that courses may vary from year to year. This is a dual registration process and requires registration at both CTI and UNISA, please click here to link to the UNISA website.
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