IAB Level 3 Certificate In Computerised Payroll For Business

This course is accredited by IAB in collaboration with Sage UK and is a very sought after qualification for those seeking employment opportunities in bookkeeping.

Benefits

1. Copy of Sage Payroll software

Students receive a full copy of the latest version of Sage 50 Payroll from IAB/Sage UK which will be time limited for them to use for the duration of their course. This means the learner can work at home and ensures they are up to date with the latest software developments.

2. Workbook

The learner will also receive a Sage/IAB workbook that covers the full course. The workbook includes not only the practical work using Sage software, but also the underpinning payroll knowledge to cover the learning required for coverage of the knowledge units.

What will I study?
To achieve this qualification, all the mandatory units consisting of 24 credits must be achieved. The accreditation number, level and credit value of each unit is as follows:

Mandatory units

• Employment legislation for payroll
• Statutory and non-statutory reporting of payroll data
• PAYE, Income tax and National Insurance Contributions
• Theory of termination of employment
• Determining Gross Pay
• Computerised Payroll administration

Who Is The IAB Level 3 Certificate In Computerised Payroll For Business Course For?

The IAB Payroll qualifications are specifically designed to appeal to those who are aspiring to become, or who are already, professional payroll processors and administrators.  It is primarily designed for the following candidates:

1. Those who already have some payroll experience and who wish to acquire further skills and knowledge required of Payroll Clerks and Payroll Administrators.

2. Those candidates who already hold an IAB level 2 Payroll qualification, particularly the level 2 Certificate in Computerised Payroll for Business.

3. Those who are already employed in payroll or allied roles and who wish to enhance their firm foundation and the knowledge and skills to perform some advanced routine and non-routine tasks using a computerised payroll package.

4. Those who may wish to continue to a higher level of study in payroll and related subjects and qualifications.