Everything you need to teach IGCSE Accounting from the first lesson to the last. Students start in Unit 1 with accounting concepts, the accounting equation and double entry, and finish in Unit 5 with incomplete records, clubs, partnerships, limited companies, manufacturing accounts and ratio analysis. In between come sole trader statements, the books of original entry and the year-end adjustments that trip up most classes. Every lesson is planned, resourced and answered, so you can open the folder on a Monday morning and teach.

Bought unit by unit, the course costs £68: Unit 1 is free and Units 2 to 5 are £17 each. The bundle is £49, so you keep £19. If you'd like to try the lessons first, download Unit 1 free.

What's in the course

• Unit 1 – Introduction to the Principles of Accounting: 8 lessons, 13 videos, 1 exam-practice pack, 137 files
• Unit 2 – The Financial Statements of Sole Traders: 4 lessons, 6 videos, 70 files
• Unit 3 – Books of Original Entry: 9 lessons, 14 videos, 3 exam-practice packs, 157 files
• Unit 4 – Adjustments to Financial Statements: 8 lessons, 11 videos, 2 exam-practice packs, 140 files
• Unit 5 – Financial Statements of Other Organisations: 6 lessons, 5 videos, 3 exam-practice packs, 102 files

Every lesson includes

• An editable PowerPoint lesson, plus a PDF copy of every slide
• A starter activity with teacher answers
• Guided practice: knowledge questions or a student exercise, with answers
• A sorting activity with answers
• An exit ticket plenary with teacher answers
• Homework with answers
• A topic test with a full mark scheme
• Revision notes

Each unit also includes

• An end-of-unit exam and mark scheme (the Unit 5 paper covers Units 5 and 6)
• Video lessons with cleaned-up audio
• A “What’s included” contents sheet listing every file

On top of that there are 9 exam-practice packs of Paper 2 style questions with full answers: Capital and Revenue Expenditure, Books of Original Entry, Cash Book and Petty Cash Book, Control Accounts, Depreciation, Errors, Club Accounts, Limited Liability Companies and Manufacturing Accounts.

All 35 lessons

• 1.1 Accounting Principles and Concepts
• 1.2 The Accounting Equation
• 1.3 The Double-Entry System
• 1.4 Double-Entry for Stock
• 1.5 Expenses & Revenues
• 1.6 Balancing off T Accounts
• 1.7 The Trial Balance
• 1.8 Capital vs Revenue Expenditure
• 2.1 The Income Statement
• 2.2 The Sole Trader Vertical Balance Sheet
• 2.3 Income Statement - Returns and Carriages
• 2.4 Profit, Drawings & Capital
• 3.1 Business Documentation
• 3.2 Sales Day Book & Sales Ledger
• 3.3 Purchases Day Book & Ledger
• 3.4 Sales & Purchases Returns Day Books
• 3.5 Three-column Cash Books
• 3.6 Petty Cash & Imprest
• 3.7 Bank Reconciliation Statements
• 3.8 Control Accounts and Irregular Balances
• 3.9 The Journal
• 4.1 Depreciation of Non-Current Assets
• 4.2 Depreciation and Asset Disposal
• 4.3 Bad Debts and Bad Debts Recovered
• 4.4 Provision for Bad Debts
• 4.5 Accruals and Prepayments
• 4.6 Stock Valuation and Net Realisable Value
• 4.7 Errors Not Affecting the Trial Balance
• 4.8 Errors which do affect the Trial Balance (Suspense Account)
• 5.1 Single Entry and Incomplete Records
• 5.2 Non-Profit Organisations or Club Accounts
• 5.3 Partnerships
• 5.4 Limited Liability Companies
• 5.5 Manufacturing Accounts
• 5.6 Ratio Analysis

You get 606 separate files: 35 PowerPoints, 522 PDFs and 49 MP4 videos (about 5 GB in total). After you buy, all five units appear in your Payhip account, each with its own download page, so you can download each unit when your classes reach it. The PowerPoints open in Microsoft PowerPoint or any compatible app, and the PDFs open on any device.

Suitable for IGCSE and GCSE Accounting, including Cambridge IGCSE Accounting.

Written by D. Hoss, www.igcseaccounts.com.

© 2026 www.igcseaccounts.com. Written by D. Hoss. No reproduction without express permission of the author. These are original teaching resources; they are not produced or endorsed by Cambridge University Press & Assessment.