You might be handling wages already, without ever being taught it. This short course sets up Sage, runs the pay cycle, handles pensions and closes the year. Twenty hours, done in the evenings.
Sage runs wages in a lot of Irish firms.
Doing admin now? Payroll is the piece worth owning.
Short enough to finish in a couple of weekends.
Wages get run in every firm with staff on the books. The month builds to one day when pay has to land right.
Run the pay cycle each period.
Support a team inside the software.
Work out pay, keep the records straight.
Handle starters, leavers and pensions.
Get payments out to staff on time.
Keep the pay data clean and current.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need more study or experience.
The basics of pay, then Sage from setup to year end.
Three things worth knowing here.
Set up, pay runs, pensions, then year end.
You earn CPD credits when you finish.
Job listings, CV templates and a CV review.
Plus CPD credits on completion
Issued by the college once you finish.
Accredited by ICOES and the CPD Standards Office.
Credits for your professional development.
A payroll job, or wages at work.
An advisor is straight about the scope.
Upfront, or small amounts each week.
Enrol and open the first section.
None. It opens with how pay is worked out.
About twenty hours, with six months of access.
None, ever. Work through it when it suits.
Yes. This one is Sage from setup through to year end.
Yes, on completion of the course.
Yes, by phone and email during business hours.
It is accredited by ICOES and the CPD Standards Office, so the CPD credits count. That is industry backing, not a QQI award. It is not a national qualification. For wages work, knowing the system is what employers ask about.
A fourteen day money back window applies. The admin fee sits outside it.
This course is delivered by The Career Academy.
It is accredited by ICOES and the CPD Standards Office. It is a Xero Partner and an IAB Accredited Training Provider. It has taught for over 15 years.
Picture pay day arriving and you not checking it twice.