ACCOUNTING - DEP 5231
The accounting program (DEP 5231) offers structured and practical training designed to equip students with the specific skills required for immediate professional application.
Program details
Completion of this program leads to a Diploma of Vocational Studies (DEP).
The Diploma of Vocational Studies (DEP) is a state-recognized qualification. The DEP certifies that the student has completed and passed a secondary-level vocational studies program leading to a trade or profession.
Course duration: 17 to 18 months (1350 hours)
Program description
Program description
- Perform routine and periodic accounting tasks
- Perform accounting data processing using a microcomputer and accounting software
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- Produce analytical reports
- Using the functions of an electronic spreadsheet
- Pursue a budget
- File tax returns
Required qualities
- Enjoy performing precise and structured tasks
- To be meticulous and conscientious
- Enjoy working with numbers
- Being independent and enjoying working alone
- Having good judgment and a sense of responsibility
Conditions d'admission
Canadian Students
You are eligible for this program if you meet the college's educational requirements and fulfill at least one of the following criteria:
- Individuals holding a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent, for example a Secondary V equivalency certificate, or a post-secondary diploma such as a college diploma or a bachelor's degree.
- Individuals aged at least 16 years on September 30 of the school year in which their training is to begin, and who have obtained Secondary 4 credits in language of instruction, second language and mathematics in the programs of study established by the Ministry, or who have obtained recognition of equivalent learning.
- Individuals aged at least 18 years upon entry into the program and possessing the following functional prerequisites: successful completion of the general development test (see the following table) or recognition of equivalent learning.
- Individuals who have obtained Secondary 3 credits in language of instruction, second language and mathematics in programs established by the Ministry are required to take general education courses, alongside their professional training, in order to obtain the Secondary 4 credits they lack in language of instruction, second language and mathematics in programs established by the Ministry.
International Students
The admissions team at Cestar College, Longueuil Campus works closely with our international students throughout the application process.
Feel free to email us or schedule a virtual appointment if you would like assistance with the application process.
Admissions guide for international students
Admission checklist
Admission requirements for international students
Language requirements
List of requirements for international students
Technical requirements
Since autumn 2024, Cestar College has implemented a Bring Your Own Device policy.
Here are the minimum technical requirements suggested for laptops at Cestar College:
- Microsoft Windows 11
- 11th generation Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5 5000 series processor
- Minimum memory of 8 GB (16 GB preferred)
- Webcam functionality
- Audio capability (high-quality speakers and headphones/microphone for classroom use)
- 512 GB or larger SSD (Solid-State Drive)
- Wireless network adapter supporting the IEEE 802.11g/n/ac standard
- 15-inch screen or larger (recommended resolution 1920x1080)
- At least one full-size USB port (USB 3.0A), one or more USB-C ports
- Virus protection software required
- Optional: RJ45 Ethernet 10/100/1000 connection or USB to Ethernet adapter
The College has determined that a PC running Windows is required. Apple devices or Chromebooks are not suitable for Cestar College programs. The College provides enrolled students with wireless internet access and access to O365 software downloads.
List of courses
Session 1
- The profession and the training process
- Information research
- Tables and graphs
- Calculations related to source documents
Session 2
- Formatting correspondence
- Correspondence in English
- Processing source documents
- Cash management
Session 3
- Business legislation
- Professional relations
- Communication in French
- Payroll
Session 4
- Correspondence in French
- Data processing
- Daily tasks
- Efficiency
Session 5
- Cost of goods and services
- Period-end tasks
- Year-end tasks
- Income tax returns
Session 6
- Accounting systems
- Career development
- Integration into the job market
After graduation
Possible positions after graduation
- Accounting Clerk
- Payroll Clerk
- Accounts payable and receivable manager
- Office worker
Potential employers
- Accounting firms
- Government services
- Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
- Financial institutions, etc.
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