If you’re fair, organized and take satisfaction in compensating people for their time and labour, then consider becoming a Payroll Administrator.
The Payroll Administrator Diploma program will give you a solid foundation to launch a career in the thriving field of Financial Administration. This program will prepare you to manage the financial aspect of your future administrative duties, as well as manage payroll procedures on a broader scale.
Become a Confident Payroll Professional
With the Payroll Administrator Diploma program, you’ll learn essential bookkeeping and payroll skills. You’ll gain in-depth knowledge of accounting and bookkeeping procedures including the preparation of financial statements, business transactions, accounts payable, accounts receivable and HST.
Once you complete the Diploma you’ll be able to:
use the double-entry system and accounting cycle;
understand HST and file HST returns;
enter accounting information in A/R, A/P and perform reconciliations;
prepare financial statements like balance sheets, income statements, and expenses;
gain knowledge of Payroll and its Compliance Environment;
demonstrate an understanding of Employment Insurance Requirements;
prepare Records of Employment and Worker’s Compensation Remittances;
prepare invoices, journal entries, ledger, and financial reports;
enter payroll hours, prepare pay cheques and pay statements; and,
understand Provincial and Territorial Legislation in Quebec and Non-Quebec jurisdictions.
Course Outline
During the Payroll Administrator Diploma program you’ll learn:
Bookkeeping
CPA – Payroll Compliance Legislation
CPA – Payroll Fundamentals 1
CPA – Payroll Fundamentals 2
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Payroll Administrator Diploma program will be able to pursue employment in various positions, including:
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