Diploma of Commerce
Diploma of Commerce
Seize control of your future in commerce with this one-year diploma. Across the year you will master the key technical, practical and theoretical underpinnings of the financial world. Walk into accounting and finance roles in a small or large business – or even set yourself up to succeed when launching…
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
Seize control of your future in commerce with this one-year diploma. Across the year you will master the key technical, practical and theoretical underpinnings of the financial world.
Walk into accounting and finance roles in a small or large business – or even set yourself up to succeed when launching your own business. All along, this Leaders Institute diploma will also give you the chance to develop soft leadership skills.
Upon graduation, you can choose to continue and extend your studies with the second- and third-year study of Leaders Institute’s in-depth Bachelor of Accounting.
Career Outcome
Graduating students will possess professional expertise that allows them to enter and contribute to a range of fields including – Accounting, Commerce, Administration Business, Management, Retail Manager, Sales Representative, Business Owner, Business Applications, Payroll, Office Executive.
- Payroll administrator
- Accounts payable clerk
- Accounts receivable clerk
- Accounting assistant
- Accounts Executive
- Office Administrator
- Book-keeper
- Business applications specialist
- Public relations manager
- Chief technology officer
- Computer Information System Manager
- Human Resource Manager
- International Logistics
Course Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Diploma of Commerce will be able to:
Demonstrate technical and theoretical knowledge of business-related fields and disciplines including accounting, management, economics, statistics, computer systems and marketing;
Demonstrate awareness of business practice, accounting standards and expectations, business ethics;
Apply cognitive skills to identify, analyse and evaluate new information, concepts and evidence from a range of business, industry, accounting and academic sources;
Utilise cognitive and technical skills to create innovative solutions for complex accounting and management issues within a business environment;
Demonstrate oral and written communication skills to express ideas, information recognised and analysis in business, professional and academic formats;
Develop an understanding of current and emerging practices in accounting;
Describe and utilise innovative, professional accounting and business practice;
Demonstrate social, professional and ethical competence while working independently or in team.
REQUIREMENTS
International candidates may also be considered for admission by:
- Satisfactorily completing vocational and or tertiary studies in Australia or overseas, accredited under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), or
- Satisfactorily completing equivalent overseas studies
Students enrolling from non-English speaking countries are required to undertake an English language test and demonstrate English proficiency with a minimum score of:
- IELTS: 6.0 (Academic) with no sub-band less than 5.5
- TOEFL (paper based) 550 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English
It is expected that students can demonstrate that the English language test was successfully completed within two years of the date of application for admission.
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