What are Accounts Administrator job roles?
- Balancing Accounts
- Processing sales invoices, receipts and payments
- Completing VAT returns
- Checking company bank statements
- Dealing with financial paperwork and filing
- Preparing statements showing income and payments
- Checking that accounts are accurate
- Preparing wages and managing claims for expenses
- Helping to prepare annual accounts
- Using computerised accounting systems
- Giving administrative support to accountants
How to become an Accounts Administrator?
- You do not need a degree for the job, but you will need to be trained.
- AAT level 2,3 or 4 in Accounting.
- Degree in Business and Finance or Accounting.
- NVQ levels 2, 3 and 4 in Accounting.
- AAT Accounting Qualification at Foundation, Intermediate and Technician levels.
- IAB Level 3 Diploma in Accounting and Advanced Bookkeeping.
- IAB Level 3 Diploma in Small Business Financial Management.
What skills are required for the role of Accounts Administrator?
- Pay Attention to details
- Teamwork
- Administration
- Customer Service
- Maths
- Oral & Written Communication
- Computerised Accounting
- Problem Solving
- Independent work
What is the average salary of Accounts Administrator?
The average salary for an Accounts Administrator is around £18,000 - £22,000 per annum.
How can Future Connect Training help in becoming Accounts Administrator?
This course provides a good working knowledge and practical experience on the different bookkeeping methodologies and practices essential to effectively record and store financial information on a daily basis. The course is designed to give you a thorough experience of Bookkeeping, Tax Returns, and Payroll accounting principles and you will be coached by our CPD Certified Accountancy professionals.