How do you get a job without any experience? And how
do you get experience without a job? It's a tricky situation
faced my many freshers who graduate out of college.
Even if they mange to get a job, the lack of practical
experience in handling the job leaves little scope for
their career growth. Institute of Practical Accountancy
(IPA) comes out with a unique course which is framed
to sort out this problem. The short term job oriented
course in 'Practical Accountancy' is a boon to many
unemployed and underemployed commerce students and already
employed accountants.
 The
course with a duration of one month to four months depending
on the grasping power of the candidate is the only one
of its kind in India. The course exposes the candidates
to the practical aspects of accountancy, sales tax,
income tax, central excise and computerised accounting
on Tally, EX, Ace, Wings, Focus and Profit Financial
Accounting Packages. The course contents include 'Maintenance
of books of accounts', 'Function of Accounts Department
in the Organisation' 'Procedures to be followed in recording
various transactions', 'Finalisation of accounts', 'Preparation
of financial statements', Practical aspects of laws
and exposure to computerised accounting. The course
is conducted at three different locations in the city,
viz. Secunderabad, Basheerbagh and Dilsukhnagar
five days a week. These are of one hour duration.
 Speaking
about the importance of the 'Practical Accountancy'
programme,
DB Prakash, Director of IPA said,
"A business organisation can grow well if it
has a strong accounts department. Moreover, it is the
accounts department which can draw up a good resource
utilization programme and cost saving mechanism, so
that the profit margin of the company can be increased.
The role, importance of cost and management accounts
has increased tremendously on account of growing competition
in the corporate sector. Hence there is a need for accounts
managers with an analytical mindset. Fair amount of
awareness about global economic conditions and good
judgemental qualities are equally important. We at IPA
strive hard to impart these qualities in the accounts
manager of tomorrow's India."
Established in 1993, the Institute of Practical Accounts
(IPA) was started by Mr DB Prakash after passing through
the problems of accountancy in his early part of career.
Now with over 25 years of experience as a Tax Consultant,
Mr Prakash wants to share his knowledge and wisdom with
the candidates who want to excel in this field. Within
a span of eight years, the institute has trained more
than 3500 candidates from different disciplines.
"The students of IPA are most sought after.
Sixty to seventy per cent of students find placement
on their own, immediately after their training,"
says Mr Prakash proudly. Some of the organisations
who sponsor their employees and who absorb IPA candidates
include Satyam Computers, CMC, TVS, Khaitan India Ltd,
GE Capital, Care Hospitals, Bartronics India Ltd, to
name a few.
Address: Institute of Practical Accountancy
(IPA), 1-7-283/13&14, II-floor, Opp. Chandralok Complex,
Paradise Circle, S.D.Road, Secunderabad. Phone:
772 2268
Basheerbagh: Institute of Practical Accountancy
(IPA), 301/A, Paigah Plaza, Hyderabad. Phone: 323
2443
Dilsukhnagar: Institute of Practical Accountancy
(IPA), 3-121/A,1st Floor, Opp. Annapurna Shopping Complex,
Near Chaitanyapuri Bridge, Hyderabad. Phone:
405 4207
URL: www.ipaindia.net
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