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To introduce the fundamental principles of accounting and to develop the knowledge and understanding of the techniques used to maintain accounting records.
To produce accounting records including ledger accounts, sales tax records (where applicable), control accounts, reconciliations, and extract and correct an initial trial balance also making the adjustments necessary to produce an extended trial balance. The syllabus also covers accounting for the business transactions of sole traders and partnerships.

The aim of this unit is to provide learners with an understanding of how organisations use information systems to help them manage their specific needs.


The aim of this unit is to provide learners with an understanding of how organisations use information systems to help them manage their specific needs.


Financial Management is designed to equip candidates with the skills that would be expected from a finance manager responsible for the finance function of a business.

The paper, therefore, starts by introducing the role and purpose of the financial management function within a business. Before looking at the three key financial management decisions of investing, financing, and dividend policy, the syllabus explores the economic environment in which such decisions are made.



To introduce the student to the knowledge of basic cost information required for management accounting. To develop the knowledge and ability to recognise, collect and record basic cost and revenue information for planning and control including the use of spreadsheets in management accounting.


This syllabus develops upon the core financial management knowledge and skills covered in the F9, Financial Management, syllabus at the Fundamentals level and prepares candidates to advise management and/or clients on complex strategic financial management issues facing an organisation.