LONDON SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY The Training Arm of Grover & Co. Chartered Accountants

We are an accredited Examination Centre of the International Association of Bookkeepers

Ray Wilkinson (Left), Centre Support Officer at The International Association Of Bookkeepers presenting the Top Centre Award to Raj Grover (Right), Managing Director at London School Of Accountancy at an Awards Ceremony held at The Ramada Ealing Hotel on 25 September 2007.

Over the years, our intensive two day revision courses have enabled our students to achieve impressive exam results, many have passed with Distinctions. "Download Our Past IAB Exam Results" N.B. Click on the Back button on your browser in order to return to this page.

Final exam registration date : 31 October 2009 for the January 2010 IAB Examinations --- Final exam registration date : 31 October 2009 for the January 2010 IAB Examinations --- Final exam registration date : 31 October 2009 for the January 2010 IAB Examinations --- Final exam registration date : 31 October 2009 for the January 2010 IAB Examinations --- Final exam registration date : 31 October 2009 for the January 2010 IAB Examinations --- Final exam registration date : 31 October 2009 for the January 2010 IAB Examinations --- Final exam registration date : 31 October 2009 for the January 2010 IAB Examinations --- Final exam registration date : 31 October 2009 for the January 2010 IAB Examinations

"Many thanks for the excellent training for the IAB Diploma in Computerised Bookkeeping. I was delighted to get a distinction in the exam.
The Sage Line 50 training is already being put to good use as I have recently started a new job as a management accountant....." - Mick Wills who secured a Distinction in the January 2007 IAB Diploma in Computersied Bookkeeping Examination.

The International Association of Bookkeepers (IAB) in their most recent QUALITY MONITORING VISIT Report stated that "The London School of Accountancy offer a professional and committed training facility" .

The International Association of Bookkeepers (IAB) is a professional body for those working in bookkeeping and payroll. IAB bookkeeping qualifications are relevant to those working at the first levels of financial accountancy and can be used as a stepping stone towards the Accounting Technician and Accountancy qualifications of the Institute of Financial Accountants.

CERTIFICATE IN COMPUTERISED BOOKKEEPING
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By undertaking our Sage Line 50 Module 1 course, you will be in a position to undertake an external exam in Computerised Bookkeeping.
On successfully passing the Certificate in Computerised Bookkeeping exam, you will be in a position to undertake the Diploma in Computerised Bookkeeping. The Computerised Bookkeeping exam which tests your knowledge of the Sage Accountancy package, are held during January and June. In order to ensure that individuals who wish to undertake this external exam are successful, a one day revision course is available which covers the following areas :

• Revision of Accounts Module 1

• Exam technique

• What the examiners are looking for

• Examiners’ comments

• Review of past papers

• Mock exam

DIPLOMA IN COMPUTERISED BOOKKEEPING
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By undertaking both of our Sage Line 50 Accounts Module 1 & Module 2 courses, you will be in a position to undertake an external exam in Computerised Bookkeeping. We have been accredited by the International Association of Bookkeepers (IAB) to offer various accountancy and payroll courses.
On successfully passing the Diploma in Computerised Bookkeeping exam, you will be awarded the IAB Diploma in Computerised Bookkeeping. You will then be in a position to apply for membership of the IAB which entitles you to use the designatory letters MIAB. The Computerised Bookkeeping exam which tests your knowledge of the Sage Accountancy package, are held during January and June. In order to ensure that individuals who wish to undertake this external exam are successful, a two day revision course is available which covers the following areas :

• Revision of Accounts Module 1 and Module 2

• Exam technique

• What the examiners are looking for

• Examiners’ comments

• Review of past papers

• Mock exam

For further information about the Diploma in Computerised Bookkeeping, please contact us or the IAB directly on +44 (0)1732 458080 or visit their web site www.iab.org.uk

International Association of Bookkeepers