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Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia (SKM)

SKM Level 3 Accounting Programme

Practical Skills. Recognised Qualification. A Pathway Forward.

Build your accounting skills and prepare for the workplace with System & Skills Training Concept (SSTC) in Puchong.

SKM stands for Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia, a Malaysian government-recognised skills qualification under the Department of Skills Development (Jabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran, JPK).

Our programme combines 70% practical learning and 30% theory, helping students understand accounting principles and apply them through hands-on activities.

The programme is conducted full-time, with classes held Monday to Friday at our training centre in Puchong.

Our Micro-Credential Pathway

At SSTC, students work towards their SKM through the Micro-Credential (MC) pathway, earning recognition module by module.

Each student receives an MC for every module they successfully complete. After completing all required modules, assessments and certification requirements, these MC achievements are consolidated into the full SKM qualification.

 

How It Works

  1. Learn a module
    Develop the accounting knowledge and practical skills covered in the module.
  2. Complete the assessment
    Demonstrate your understanding and ability to perform the required tasks.
  3. Receive your MC
    Earn a micro-credential for each successfully completed module.
  4. Achieve the full SKM
    Complete all required modules and certification requirements to obtain your SKM qualification.

Six Core Modules You Will Learn

  1. Accounts Receivable
    Learn to maintain customer accounts, record sales and receipts, and monitor outstanding customer payments.

  2. Accounts Payable
    Learn to maintain supplier accounts, record purchases and payments, and track amounts owed to suppliers.

  3. Bank and Cash Transaction
    Practise recording cash and bank transactions, maintaining cash records and preparing bank reconciliations.
  1. Financial Statements
    Learn to prepare financial statements from accounting records to report business performance and financial position.
  1. Non-Current Asset Register
    Learn to maintain records of non-current assets, including acquisitions, depreciation and disposals.
  1. Payroll Administration
    Develop practical skills in calculating salaries, processing payroll and maintaining employee payroll records.

Additional Skills for Today’s Workplace

Beyond the six core modules, students learn digital tools and current topics to help them excel in today’s workplace.

 

  • Microsoft Excel: Organise accounting data, perform calculations and prepare spreadsheets.
  • Computerised Accounting: Use accounting software to record and process business transactions.
  • Cloud Accounting: Manage accounting information using cloud-based tools.
  • Current Trends & Workplace Topics: Explore emerging developments relevant to accounting and modern business practices.

These additional lessons strengthen students’ digital confidence and prepare them for everyday workplace tasks.

Core Abilities

Students also develop essential Core Abilities, including communication, teamwork, problem-solving, work discipline and professional conduct.

 

These abilities help students work effectively with others and carry out their responsibilities professionally.

Industrial Training

Apply your learning in an actual working environment and gain exposure to workplace expectations and everyday accounting tasks.

 

70% Practical. 30% Theory.

 

Learn through guided exercises, realistic business activities and practical accounting tasks.

Theory builds the foundation, while hands-on practice develops accuracy, confidence and the ability to apply accounting knowledge at work.

Combine SKM with AAT

Eligible students can combine the SKM programme with AAT professional bookkeeping and accounting courses.

This combined pathway develops practical occupational skills alongside professional accounting knowledge, supporting future employment and further studies.

Our team will advise on eligibility, suitable AAT courses and study arrangements.

Who Can Apply?

The minimum age to enrol in the SKM programme is 15 years old.

 

The programme is suitable for individuals who enjoy hands-on learning and can commit to full-time classes from Monday to Friday.

 

Contact SSTC to discuss your educational background, programme suitability and other entry requirements.

Why Choose SKM at SSTC?

  • Government-recognised qualification: Work towards Sijil Kemahiran Malaysia under JPK.
  • Practical learning: Develop skills through 70% practical learning and 30% theory.
  • Structured full-time classes: Learn Monday to Friday at our centre in Puchong.
  • Recognition at each stage: Receive an MC for each successfully completed module.
  • Relevant digital skills: Learn Excel, computerised accounting and cloud accounting.
  • Workplace preparation: Develop Core Abilities and gain practical experience.
  • Professional study opportunities: Eligible students can combine SKM with AAT bookkeeping and accounting courses.
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