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INTRODUCTION
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy is a course that aims to develop the accounting student into a professional public accountant as well as provide him/her with the basic preparation to be a professional manager or entrepreneur. ... Trace the roots of accounting education in the Philippines;
2. Identify several laws and regulations that govern accounting education, if there is any;
3. Know the curriculum approved by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED), for the course; and
4. Describe what the CHED is doing to education and training institutions that offer Accountancy programs.
HISTORY OF ACCOUNTING EDUCATION
The Philippine accounting profession is the oldest in Southeast Asia.1 Back in the pre-Spanish period, when Filipinos carried out businesses and traded with Chinese, Indians, and Malays, Philippine accounting practices began to emerge. Filipinos were obliged to prepare simple accounting records based on cash receipts and payments.2 However, what extensively shaped the educational system and made accounting professions official was the American colonial period. Business schools were primarily founded across the country and in the long run these schools progressed to the phase when accounting courses were taught at university level.
Approximate Word count = 944
Approximate Pages = 3.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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