Level 2 Using Computerised Accounting Software in Business Course. Study online, at your own pace, with no entry requirements. The course suits a range of business contexts, including construction, retail, health and beauty, and general business administration. You choose a unit relevant to your own area of work, so the learning stays practical and directly applicable. The course typically takes 6 months. On completion, you earn dual certification from the awarding body and Sage. Level 2 Award in Using Computerised Accounting Software in Business with certificate.
Who this course is for
This RQF Qualification - In conjunction with Awarding Body Proqual, is an online course and appropriate for anyone using computerised accounting software in a business context, in a self-employed or employed capacity in: Construction Businesses, Business Administration, Health / Beauty / Fitness Businesses, Retail Businesses. Candidates choose one of the contextualised units relevant to their area of work. Duel certification from Sage and Awarding Body upon successful completion.
Entry requirements
There are no entry requirements
What you will learn
You'll use computerised accounting software to record and process business transactions.
You'll manage accounts data relevant to your specific business context.
You'll produce and interpret financial records using accounting software.
You'll apply software features to day-to-day business accounting tasks.
You'll understand how computerised accounting fits into wider business administration.
How you will learn
You study online and work through a unit matched to your business context. Assessment is based on the work you complete through the software, demonstrating your ability to carry out real accounting tasks. On successful completion, you receive dual certification from the awarding body and Sage.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Sage Qualifications will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Accounts administrator — processing invoices and payments using accounting software
Bookkeeper — maintaining financial records for a small business
Finance assistant — supporting accounts teams in office environments
Self-employed business owner — managing your own business accounts
Payroll assistant — handling payroll data using computerised systems
Office administrator — handling financial admin alongside general duties
Retail accounts clerk — managing stock and sales accounting in retail
What you could study next
AAT Level 2 Certificate in Accounting — a broader accountancy qualification covering double-entry bookkeeping, costing, and financial statements; a strong next step if you want to move into a dedicated finance role.
AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting — builds on Level 2 AAT and opens doors to more senior accounts roles.
Level 3 Certificate in Bookkeeping — deepens your bookkeeping knowledge if you want to specialise further.
