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Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) - Main
Accounting is the foundation for business, ensuring profitability and a source for strategic decisions. For those who enjoy detail-oriented, analytical work, this field will provide a challenging career. In this program students will learn financial theory and develop technical expertise in accounting. In NAIT's hands-on classroom environment, this program will teach manual accounting techniques as well as current software applications so each graduate can stay competitive in an ever-in-demand industry. Students will also benefit from managerial courses that will expand their knowledge and prepare them to work in supervisory positions. Pursue a career that’s driven by data and critical to the success of business. NOTE: Applicants who meet a lower level of English Language Proficiency may be eligible for Provisional Admission*, allowing them to complete NAIT ESL Level 6 courses simultaneously in the first 12 months of starting their Business Administration diploma. No ESL application is required. To be considered for provisional admission, applicants must submit all required documents by the deadlines. Required language scores for provisional admission: • IELTS (Academic Format) 6.0 Overall Band Score, with no band less than 5.5 • Pearson Test of English- Academic 50, with no less than 40 in each communicative skill • TOEFL iBT (Internet Based) Overall score of minimum 74 • Duolingo 100.
*Please note that provisional admissions scores slightly vary from direct admissions scores. For direct admissions requirements please refer to the "Minimum Language Test Scores" section below.
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