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O Level Accounting Study Plan Checklist

The document outlines a 12-week study plan for O Level Accounting, detailing weekly topics and key concepts to cover. Each week focuses on different aspects of accounting, from basic principles to more complex topics like bank reconciliation and final accounts. The plan culminates in a review and practice week to reinforce learning and prepare for exams.

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O Level Accounting Study Plan Checklist

The document outlines a 12-week study plan for O Level Accounting, detailing weekly topics and key concepts to cover. Each week focuses on different aspects of accounting, from basic principles to more complex topics like bank reconciliation and final accounts. The plan culminates in a review and practice week to reinforce learning and prepare for exams.

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12-Week Study Plan for O Level

Accounting (Printable Checklist)


Week 1 (Aug 05 – Aug 11): Introduction to Accounting
 ☐ Purpose and role of accounting
 ☐ Users of accounting information
 ☐ Types of business organizations
 ☐ Accounting terms and concepts

Week 2 (Aug 12 – Aug 18): The Accounting Equation & Double Entry
System
 ☐ Assets, liabilities, capital
 ☐ The accounting equation
 ☐ Principles of double entry
 ☐ Ledger accounts: debit and credit rules

Week 3 (Aug 19 – Aug 25): Books of Original Entry and Journal


 ☐ Cash book, petty cash book
 ☐ Sales, purchases, returns journals
 ☐ General journal uses
 ☐ Posting to ledger accounts

Week 4 (Aug 26 – Sep 01): The Trial Balance and Errors


 ☐ Preparing a trial balance
 ☐ Types of errors (suspense account)
 ☐ Correcting errors
 ☐ Effects on profit and balance sheet

Week 5 (Sep 02 – Sep 08): Bank Reconciliation and Control Accounts


 ☐ Bank statement vs cash book
 ☐ Preparing bank reconciliation
 ☐ Purpose of control accounts
 ☐ Sales and purchases ledger control accounts
Week 6 (Sep 09 – Sep 15): Depreciation and Disposal of Assets
 ☐ Causes of depreciation
 ☐ Straight-line and reducing balance methods
 ☐ Disposal of non-current assets
 ☐ Provision for depreciation accounts

Week 7 (Sep 16 – Sep 22): Adjustments in Final Accounts


 ☐ Accruals and prepayments
 ☐ Bad debts and provision for doubtful debts
 ☐ Closing stock and carriage
 ☐ Income and expenses adjustments

Week 8 (Sep 23 – Sep 29): Income Statement and Balance Sheet


 ☐ Trading and profit & loss account
 ☐ Calculating gross and net profit
 ☐ Preparing balance sheet (statement of financial position)
 ☐ Interpretation of final accounts

Week 9 (Sep 30 – Oct 06): Accounts for Sole Traders and Partnerships
 ☐ Capital and drawings accounts
 ☐ Current and capital accounts in partnerships
 ☐ Profit sharing ratios
 ☐ Appropriation account

Week 10 (Oct 07 – Oct 13): Incomplete Records and Single Entry


 ☐ Calculating profit using capital comparison
 ☐ Reconstructing accounts from incomplete data
 ☐ Limitations of single entry system

Week 11 (Oct 14 – Oct 20): Review + Practice Questions


 ☐ Revise Weeks 1–6 topics
 ☐ Solve structured questions and exercises
 ☐ Check answers using mark schemes

Week 12 (Oct 21 – Oct 27): Final Revision & Full Paper Practice
 ☐ Revise Weeks 7–10 topics
 ☐ Attempt past papers under timed conditions
 ☐ Review and self-mark using official schemes

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