What will I learn
The apprenticeship for an Accounts/Finance Assistant covers essential knowledge areas such as commercial law, organizational structures, and the impact of technology on business operations. This includes understanding legal aspects like contracts, data protection, and anti-money laundering regulations, as well as recognizing different organizational frameworks. Additionally, apprentices learn about their role within their organization, transactional accounting processes, and factors contributing to business success.
In terms of skills, apprentices develop attention to detail, effective communication, and proficiency in accounting software use. Attention to detail is crucial for error identification and rectification, while communication skills enable effective stakeholder interaction. Proficiency in accounting software ensures accurate data management and security. Personal effectiveness, including organization, workload prioritization, and teamwork, is also emphasized.
Behavioural aspects of the apprenticeship include professionalism, personal development, and customer focus. Professionalism involves adherence to codes of conduct, maintaining integrity, and displaying confidence. Personal development encompasses a commitment to learning, seeking feedback, and implementing improvements. Apprentices also prioritise customer satisfaction, delivering excellent service in line with company policies and regulations.