Out our Bookkeeping Training to become Bookkeeper.

Businesses are newly set up, and 
others evolve from SMEs to larger 
organisations frequently. As such, the 
accounting professional’s role are in 
high demand.

Following we have highlighted a few 
accounting jobs in demand. If you are 
looking to train towards a career in 
accounting, one of the following career 
choices would be a great starting.

Bookkeeping Manager
Payroll Manager
 Assistant Accountant
Final Accounts Manager
Finance Controller
Bookkeeping Manager
Bookkeepers are responsible for 
producing correct financial information 
about a company. For the most part, 
Bookkeepers directly report to the 
managers and business owners to help 
them make well informed financial 
decisions.

Average salary of Bookkeeper – 
£30,000

Check out our Bookkeeping Training to 
become Bookkeeper.

Payroll Manager
The Payroll Manager supervise all 
aspects of payroll processing, ensuring 
correct and timely distribution of 
employee salaries and benefits. 
Responsibilities also include managing 
payroll systems, compliance with tax 
regulations, and addressing payroll 
related inquiries.

Average salary – £32,000

Check out our Payroll Training to 
become Payroll Manager.

 Assistant Accountant
The Accounts Assistant plays a very 
important role in supporting financial 
operations. Responsibilities include 
assisting with bookkeeping tasks, 
invoices processing, maintaining 
financial records, and collaboration 
with the accounting team to ensure 
efficiency and accuracy in financial 
transactions.

Average salary – £30,000

Check out our Accounts Assistant 
Training to become Accounts Assistant 
Manager.

Final Accounts Manager
The Final Accounts Manager supervise 
the preparation final financial 
statements. Responsible for ensuring 
compliance & accuracy, they also 
collaborate with the accounting team, 
analyze financial data, and contribute 
to final strategic decision-making.

Average salary – £32,551

Check out our Final Accounts Training 
to become Accounts Manager.

Management Accountant
The Management Accountant is tasked 
with analyzing and producing financial 
reports for internal use. 
Responsibilities include interpreting 
and tracking key financial data, 
preparing management accounts, and 
offering insights to make strategic 
decision. They collaborate very closely 
with all departmenhttps://pctrainings.co.ukts to provide 
valuable insights that supports 
performance evaluation and effective 
business planning.

Average salary – £50,000

Check out our Management Accounts 
Training to become Management 
Accountant.

Are you ready to embark on a career in 
accounting? Contact our team of 
Course Consultants on +44 (0) 20 
3198 7700 to discuss which courses 
would be right for your career 
development. Alternatively, explore 
our accounting qualifications or 
Bookkeeping qualifications, then fill 
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