8 Best Accounting and Bookkeeping Courses in Singapore (2026)
Compare 8 accounting and bookkeeping courses in Singapore, from ACCA exam preparation to Xero, QuickBooks and basic accounting classes for non-accountants.
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AI image by LocalRankAccounting courses in Singapore split into three kinds: exam preparation for professional qualifications such as ACCA, practical classes that teach bookkeeping and accounting software, and continuing education for people already working in finance. This list covers all three, so start by deciding which you need. Each entry summarises what the provider's own site says about its courses, formats and how to enquire, and we attribute every claim to the provider. We do not list fees, intake promises or pass rates, because those change and should be confirmed directly. Use the how-to-choose notes at the end, then compare two or three providers before you enrol.
1. Kaplan Singapore
Kaplan Singapore is a private education institution whose financial certifications section includes a preparatory course for ACCA. Its course page describes part-time study on weekday evenings or weekends and a full-time option meeting five days a week, with lectures, revision, mock exams and review. It lists February and July intakes, with revision courses in April and October, and a Live Online route as well. The site describes the school as an ACCA Platinum Approved Learning Partner and a registered learning organisation for the Singapore CA Qualification; those are Kaplan's own statements, so check them with the bodies concerned. Enquiries go through a contact form or a WhatsApp consultant link. It suits people aiming at a full professional accountancy qualification rather than a short bookkeeping class.
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2. LSBF Singapore
LSBF Singapore is the local campus of a London-founded business school, and its site carries a preparatory course for ACCA. The page says classes can be taken in the classroom, live online or in a blended mix, and it mentions both part-time and full-time programmes. LSBF describes itself as an ACCA Approved Learning Partner since 2011, which is its own wording. Beyond ACCA, the programme list includes a preparatory course for the Singapore CA Qualification and an Advanced Diploma in Accounting and Finance, offered in an English and a Mandarin version. The site does not list a dedicated bookkeeping class, so it fits learners moving toward accounting qualifications. Enquiries go through the contact page, an email address or a WhatsApp link shown there.
Tanjong Pagar / CBD
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3. EduDelphi Singapore
EduDelphi is a training company with global delivery whose Singapore site lists an office in Raffles City Tower and a Singapore phone line. Its ACCA page describes classroom and live online classes, individual papers, revision and retake support, supported self-paced study, private one-to-one tuition, hybrid options and corporate programmes. The site says resources include recorded sessions, thousands of practice questions and marked mock exams, and it names two trainers. EduDelphi also teaches other finance and compliance qualifications, so its reach is wider than accounting alone. The company is not Singapore-only, so readers who prefer a purely local school may want to weigh that. Course advice and fee enquiries are handled through a contact form, a WhatsApp link or the phone number published on the site.
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4. Info-Tech Systems
Info-Tech Systems runs a short classroom course titled Basics of Accounting and Practical Training, listed on its site as a WSQ course. The page says it spans 16 hours over two days and covers double-entry bookkeeping for sales, purchases, receivables, payables and inventory, along with cash flow, accruals, chart of accounts setup, financial reports and bank reconciliation using cloud accounting software. It describes assessment as written plus practical, with an attendance requirement, and says an online version is not currently offered. The audience it names is job seekers building accounting skills and accounting staff looking to upgrade. The page states entry requirements, including basic computer skills and some work experience, so read those first. Registration and enquiries go through the form on the course page.
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5. Tertiary Courses
Tertiary Courses is a Singapore training provider whose WSQ accounting page groups six courses for working adults. The titles include Accounting for Non-Finance Managers, tax computations for individuals and organisations, a QuickBooks accounting system course for small and medium enterprises, Advanced Transactional Accounting with QuickBooks Online, Xero Essentials for SMEs and Advanced Transactional Accounting with Xero. The page labels each as funded and splits them by beginner and intermediate level. It does not state on that page whether a given course is delivered in person or online, so confirm the format before booking. The site header calls it an approved training provider under several schemes, which is its own statement. Enquiries go by email, phone or WhatsApp.
6. WLP Academy
WLP Academy is the training arm of WLP Group, an accounting firm, and sells self-paced online courses through its own course store. Its listings include Accounting Mastery, described as a first look at debits and credits, the accounting cycle and the main financial statements for people without a finance background. Others cover Singapore tax filings, company incorporation basics, reading and analysing financial statements, and a basic Xero Mastery course on setting up and using the software. None is titled bookkeeping, but the accounting and Xero courses cover the groundwork. Because the lessons are e-learning, there are no fixed classroom dates, and the store page shows no direct contact details, so questions may need to go through the WLP Group website.
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7. ISCA Academy
ISCA Academy is the training arm of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants. Its pages describe courses for finance professionals, audit practitioners, public sector finance teams and corporates, covering topics such as financial forensic accounting, sustainability reporting and data reporting. Formats range from e-learning to blended workshops and classroom sessions. The institute also runs ISCAccountify, an online library that the site says holds more than 200 CPD-accredited courses, which is the institute's own description. These offerings lean toward continuing professional development for people already working in finance rather than entry-level bookkeeping. The institute also administers the Singapore CA qualification pathway, according to its site. The contact page lists separate email addresses for qualification, membership and other enquiries, plus a WhatsApp line.
Raffles Place / CBD
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8. NP CET Academy (Ngee Ann Polytechnic)
NP CET Academy is the continuing education arm of Ngee Ann Polytechnic. It offers an accountancy route within its SkillsFuture Career Transition Programme, which the site calls the Accountancy Career Launchpad, made of separate modules. The Financial Reporting module page says it is designed for non-accounting graduates and teaches financial statements under Singapore reporting standards, spreadsheet skills and cloud accounting in in-person weekday classes at the polytechnic. It lists a registration period and course dates in late 2026 and describes a certificate of completion tied to attendance and assessments. The entry requirement given is a non-accounting local polytechnic diploma or university degree, so it is not meant for everyone. Applications are made through the STEP portal, and the contact page lists an enquiry email.
How to choose
- Decide first whether you want a professional qualification, a short practical class or ongoing professional development. ACCA preparation courses run for months and suit career changers, while a two-day bookkeeping class suits a small business owner who needs to record transactions. Matching the course type to your goal avoids paying for the wrong thing.
- Check what each provider says about its approvals, and treat the wording as the provider's own statement. Phrases like approved learning partner or registered training provider should be confirmed with the awarding body or the relevant government register before you pay. Ask for the details in writing if the website only shows a logo.
- Look at the delivery format and schedule honestly against your week. Evening classes, weekend classes, live online sessions and self-paced e-learning each suit different people, and some courses are classroom-only. Confirm the next intake date and whether a missed session can be made up or watched on a recording.
- If you want hands-on bookkeeping, ask which software the course uses, whether it is Xero, QuickBooks or an unnamed cloud package, and whether you practise on real transactions. Software that matches what your employer or accountant uses makes the skills easier to apply immediately after the course.
- Ask about funding and entry requirements before enrolling. Some courses state minimum qualifications or work experience, and some describe themselves as funded or subsidised, but eligibility depends on you. Confirm the eligibility rules and the total fee, including any exam or registration costs, with the provider and the relevant funding agency.
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