Department Head Kim Silver | (864) 250-8470 | Kim.Silver@gvltec.edu
Every business needs someone with accounting skills to prepare financial reports and communicate financial information to management, clients or other organizations.
Greenville Tech’s Accounting programs offer a “how to” approach, beginning with the basics and moving to hands-on applications. These programs, designed and taught by professionals, provide the training needed to begin a career in accounting.
Greenville Tech’s Accounting faculty have served in public and private practice as CPA Partners, Senior Auditors, Auditors, Information Systems Auditors, Senior Accountants, Business Analysts, Systems Analysts, Assistant Bank Examiners, Staff Accountants, Disaster Loan Officers, Controllers, and Accounting faculty in U.S. colleges and universities at the
undergraduate and graduate levels.
What skills are needed for this profession?
- Math skills
- Communication skills
- Organization skills
- Computer competency
- Ability to work independently
- High standard of integrity
A career that you can count on
These programs can train you for careers as a bookkeeper, an accounting paraprofessional or an accountant with manufacturing firms, small businesses, public accounting firms, service companies or not-for profit organizations.
Program Curriculum
Accounting Associate in Applied Science Degree
This program is accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
Small Business Accounting Certificate in Business
Professional Affiliations
The members of the accounting faculty are active members of:
- The National Society of Accountants
- The American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers
- The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- The South Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
- The South Carolina Association of Accounting Educators
- The Institute of Management Accountants – Greenville Chapter
- The International Association for Accounting Education and Research
- The International Federation of Accountants
- Teachers of Accounting at Two-Year Colleges