ICB Affiliate & Associate Certificate in Bookkeeping & Accounts (Level 2 & 3)

What job can I get with the ICB Associate Package?

The ICB Level 2 Certificate in Bookkeeping will give you the knowledge to operate as an Assistant Bookkeeper in a finance or accounts team, while the Level 3 Certificate in Bookkeeping and Accounts will allow you to function in self-employed or employed roles, working independently as a fully fledged Bookkeeper.

Why study the ICB Associate Package online with e-Careers?

We have developed an expert team over the last 10 years since our inception. In that time, we have trained over 630,000 delegates globally, which has helped offer the highest quality training, and we have earned a 5-star rating on Trustpilot, from over 10,000 students. 

By refining our processes, partner relationships, and course materials, we can offer high-quality training solutions for our delegates. 

• Enjoy student membership of the ICB during the 12 months of course access
• Sage 50 Accounts is included within the course
• Benefit from practice assignments and mock exams before sitting the exams.
• The skills and qualifications needed to become a self-employed or employed bookkeeper
• The skillset attained will prepare you to work in a huge range of businesses including sales, marketing, retail and manufacturing as their trusted Bookkeeper
• Tutor support available

What are the ICB Associate Package online course modules?

The ICB Associate Package contains two bookkeeping courses, modules included are:

• ICB Affiliate – Level 2 Certificate in Bookkeeping
  • Underpinning Knowledge
  • Business Documents
  • Ledger Accounts and the Division of the Ledger
  • Books of Prime Entry
  • Accounting for VAT
  • Making and Receiving Payments
  • Trial Balance
  • Using a Computerised Accounts Package
• ICB Associate – Level 3 Certificate in Bookkeeping & Accounts
  • Underpinning Knowledge
  • Reconciliation of Accounts and Corrections of Errors
  • VAT Returns
  • Calculate and Post Adjustments to the Ledgers
  • Final Accounts of Non-Incorporated Businesses