Accounting
Develop the practical skills and confidence you need for a career in accounting. CIT’s accounting courses are designed to give you a strong foundation in accounting principles, financial reporting and compliance; while building the skills you can apply immediately in the workplace that employers are looking for.
Throughout CIT’s accounting courses, you’ll learn how to record financial transactions, prepare financial statements, manage budgets, process payroll, complete BAS and tax requirements and use industry-standard accounting software and spreadsheets. These core skills will help you to build your career whether it be in a small business or a large organisation.
With multiple course options and flexible study options, you can choose a learning experience that matches your goals. Whether you’re working towards a role such as an accounts receivable officer or aiming to become a bookkeeper or professional accountant, CIT’s accounting courses help you gain the skills employers are looking for.
Flexible learning allows you to enrol and start at a time that suits you, move through your study at your own pace within a fixed timeframe, access online learning resources and receive ongoing support from teachers committed to helping you achieve your goals.
Course List
AA - these courses are available as apprenticeships, traineeships or Australian School-based Apprenticeships (ASbAs). See above for availability, or contact CIT Student Services on (02) 6207 3188 or infoline@cit.edu.au.
Delivery - FT = Full-time, PT = Part-time, ON = Online, FL = Flexible.
Careers in Accounting
Accounting plays a vital role in supporting organisational financial decision making by providing accurate financial information and ensuring regulatory compliance. Careers in accounting span a wide range of industries and roles offering opportunities for professional growth, specialisation and long-term stability. With strong demand and transferable skills, accounting professionals support effective financial management and informed decision-making across organisations.
Job opportunities
- Accounts Receivable
- Accounts Officer
- Assistant accountant
- Bookkeeper
- BAS Agent
- Budget Officers
- Data Entry Officer
- Financial accountant
- Office Manager
- Payroll Officer/Manager
- Small business advisor
- Tax agent
Accounting course guide

