Ini Onyia

My lessons are practical, interactive and tailored to each student learning style and level of understanding. I focus on making accounting concepts simple and easy to apply, rather than relying on memorisation.

We’ll work through topics step by step, starting with the fundamentals and gradually building confidence through worked examples, practice questions and exercises. I also encourage students to ask question and explain their thinking, so I can identify areas where they need more support.

With a BSc in Finance and an ACA qualification, alongside several years of professional experience in accounting and finance, I bring real world examples into my lessons to help students understand how the concepts they learn are applied in actual businesses.

Whether a student needs help understanding the fundamentals, wants to improve their performance in specific topics, is preparing for examinations, or simply wants to become more confident in Accounting, I will adapt the lessons to their needs. My goal is for every student to leave each lesson with a clearer understanding of the topic and greater confidence in applying what they have learned.

In this course, we will build a strong foundation in the fundamentals of Accounting. You will learn how to:

1. Understand the purpose of Accounting and how it is used in business.
2. Identify and understand key accounting terms such as assets, liabilities, capital, revenue, expenses, drawings, debtors and creditors.
3. Understand the Accounting Equation and how business transactions affect it.
4. Learn the principles of double entry bookkeeping and how to record transactions correctly.
5. Understand debits and credits and how to apply them to different types of accounts.
6. Record common business transactions in the appropriate accounts.
7. Prepare and understand basic ledger accounts and trial balances.
8. Identify and correct common accounting errors.
9. Understand the difference between capital and revenue expenditure.
10. Build the foundation needed to prepare and interpret basic financial statements.