Bean Accounters

About Bean Accounters

 

The company was founded by Thabiso Thebe UNISA (BCompt) (BCom Risk) after having been a tutor, a student, employee and entrepreneur in 2014 in partnership with Tutors At Your Service. Thabiso realized that as a UNISA student it s hard to earn a living or run an accounting business unless you have a right combination of education, training and work experience.

 

The biggest student dilemma is that you are broke for 4 years and even when you finally get that certificate you cant get work. 

 

The solution!

Get real accounting skills and experience that earn you money while you study, that means as a Bean Accounter you will have access to clients and qualified accountants to supervise your work,  real companies book keeping as you learn Accounting 101, the work will also be verifiable so you earn CPD points towards getting a practise number in 6 months or become certified to train Pastel in a few months, because you dont need to be a CA to submit tax returns or register a company you can be a general tax practitioner and when you complete your degree you can still obtain that elusive CA (SA) badge.

 

Its a real Business School.

 

You will be required to provide a wide range of services involving CIPC, SARS, Accounting. We have short courses on creating your website.

 

How it works?

You register for a course with UNISA eg BCompt or BCom you do FAC1502 and FAC1601 we give you real company information to do book keeping work on Pastel your work is checked by a qualified book keeper , the client is happy and pays, you earn money and points.

 

How to register?

You can register if you have obtained a UNISA registration certificate or for the Pastel course alone. Pay the requred fees at Bean Accounters through a convenient method or you can request that we approach your company as we offer a wide range of corporate packages. 

 

Who should register?

• Any persons wanting to become book keepers, accountants and tax practioners.

• Unisa students who want to improve their marks