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Each section of the 7707 syllabus taught in Cambridge's order, from the accounting equation to the financial statements of every kind of business it names.
01 · Learn
CAMBRIDGE · O LEVEL · 7707 · Opens 10 January 2027
Cambridge O Level Accounting, written for the new 7707 syllabus examined from 2027.
Written for the new 7707 syllabus examined from May/June 2027, including its new sections on ethics, technology and sustainability. Every section taught in Cambridge's order and checked as you go, for Paper 1 and Paper 2.
Taught by Siam al Aqil · Accounting · 12 years
The course opens on 10 January 2027. You pay once for your sitting.
Course demo · 2 min
- Siam al Aqil
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Students ask
- 01
My trial balance will not agree. How do I find the error?
- 02
Which errors change the trial balance, and which do not?
- 03
How do I lay out a statement of financial position the way Paper 2 wants it?
- 04
I can calculate the ratios. What do I write when the question asks me to comment?
- 05
Paper 2 is five 20-mark questions in 1 hour 45 minutes. How do I pace it?
The loop
Check
A short check at the end of each section, marked as you answer, so you know it has landed before you move on.
02 · Check
The syllabus, 7707
7 sections.
7 sections and 28 sub-topics, in the board's own order. Open any section to see what it covers.
01The fundamentals of accounting
- 1.1The purpose of accounting
- 1.2The accounting equation
02Sources and recording of data
- 2.1The double entry system of book-keeping
- 2.2Business documents
- 2.3Books of prime entry
03Verification of accounting records
- 3.1The trial balance
- 3.2Corrections of errors
- 3.3Bank reconciliation
- 3.4Control accounts
04Accounting procedures
- 4.1Capital and revenue expenditure and receipts
- 4.2Accounting for depreciation and disposal of non-current assets
- 4.3Other payables and other receivables
- 4.4Irrecoverable debts and allowance for irrecoverable debts
- 4.5Valuation of inventory
05Preparation of financial statements
- 5.1Sole traders
- 5.2Partnerships
- 5.3Limited companies
- 5.4Manufacturing accounts
- 5.5Clubs and societies
- 5.6Incomplete records
06Analysis and interpretation
- 6.1Calculation and understanding of accounting ratios
- 6.2Interpretation of accounting ratios
- 6.3Inter-business comparison
- 6.4Interested parties
- 6.5Limitations of accounting statements
07Accounting concepts and modern practice
- 7.1Accounting concepts
- 7.2Ethical considerations
- 7.3Technology and sustainability
The papers you will sit, 7707
Paper 1 Multiple Choice
1 h 30 min · 40 marks · 30%
40 compulsory multiple-choice questions on the whole syllabus; some need calculations, and calculators are allowed
Every section taught in syllabus order, with checks marked as you answer
Paper 2 Structured Written
1 h 45 min · 100 marks · 70%
Five compulsory questions of 20 marks each, built on stimulus material
Every section taught, including the layouts of the accounts and financial statements Paper 2 asks you to prepare
About
About this course.
This is the Cambridge O Level Accounting course, written for the new syllabus 7707, examined from May/June 2027 and in 2028 and 2029.
It follows the syllabus in Cambridge's own order: the fundamentals of accounting; sources and recording of data; verification of accounting records; accounting procedures; preparation of financial statements for sole traders, partnerships, limited companies, manufacturers, clubs and incomplete records; analysis and interpretation; and accounting concepts, ethics, technology and sustainability. Each section is taught, then checked, so a gap shows up before the exam.
It prepares you for both papers: Paper 1, 40 multiple-choice questions, and Paper 2, five structured questions of 20 marks each built on stimulus material.
The course is recorded: there are no live classes and no messaging a teacher.
Access runs to the date printed against your sitting.
Outcomes
What this course leaves you with.
What you’ll be able to do
Post transactions from the books of prime entry to the ledger and balance the accounts
Prepare a trial balance, and correct errors with journal entries and a suspense account
Prepare bank reconciliation statements and sales and purchases ledger control accounts
Prepare financial statements for sole traders, partnerships and limited companies
Calculate the ratios the syllabus lists, then comment on them and suggest improvements
Apply the accounting concepts and adjustments: depreciation, accruals, prepayments, bad debts
Before you decide
Is this just videos my child will watch and forget?
No. Each section ends with a short check, marked as your child answers, so a gap shows up before the next section rather than in the exam. Watching starts the work. The check is where you find out whether it stuck.
Accounting is layouts and numbers. Is it only theory?
No. Much of the 7707 syllabus is preparing things: ledger accounts, books of prime entry, trial balances, bank reconciliations, control accounts, and the financial statements of sole traders, partnerships, limited companies, manufacturers and clubs. The course teaches each in the syllabus's order. Paper 2 asks for them in full: five compulsory questions of 20 marks each, built on stimulus material.
How do we know whether it is actually working?
Sit with your child and open their account. It shows each section of the syllabus, how many of its lessons your child has finished, and what is still to do. Ask them to talk you through the check at the end of the last section they finished. If they cannot explain the working, that section is the one to take to a teacher or tutor.
My child already has a tutor. Why this as well?
Keep the tutor. A tutor has a few hours a week. This is open at every other hour: each section of the syllabus, taught in the order of the 7707 syllabus, with a short check at the end of each section. The sections your child found hard in the checks are the thing to bring to the next session.
What exactly are we paying for, and what if it does not suit us?
A place on the course for the sitting you choose, with access to the date printed against it. That one payment is the whole cost; there are no further charges. The course is open from 10 January 2027, and lessons are added section by section, so you can see which sections are open before the refund window closes. Seven days from the day you pay, the full amount back, no questions asked. If you pay before the course opens on 10 January 2027, you can have the full amount back until 17 January 2027. Ask from your Account page, or email support@eudikalearn.com. Pay with bKash, Nagad, Rocket or a card.
Faculty file
TutorSiam al Aqil
Accounting · 12 years
Every accounting answer is structured to match mark-scheme requirements, with clear workings, correct formats and precise explanations, so students know exactly where each mark comes from.
Siam al Aqil has taught Accounting in Dhaka since 2015, specialising in Cambridge O Level Accounting (7707), Pearson Edexcel International GCSE Accounting (4AC1) and Edexcel International A Level Accounting. The teaching rests on one principle: Accounting should be understood, not memorised. Complex topics are broken into clear, logical steps, alongside exam technique, problem-solving and mark-scheme awareness, so students understand what each question requires and write answers that secure the available marks. Specialist areas: double-entry bookkeeping; financial statements and adjustments; accounting principles; ratios and financial analysis; costing and decision-making; past-paper practice and examination technique; mark-scheme-focused answer writing.
The accounting cycle and double-entry bookkeeping
Source documents, books of prime entry, ledger accounts and the trial balance for Cambridge O Level Accounting 7707, with the logic behind every debit and credit rather than rules to memorise.
Financial statements and adjustments
Income statements and statements of financial position, with accruals, prepayments, depreciation, irrecoverable debts and inventory, and how each adjustment changes profit.
Analysis, interpretation and principles
Profitability, liquidity and efficiency ratios, what they say about a business, and the concepts behind the accounts, written the way Explain and Evaluate questions are marked.
- Teaching Cambridge O Level Accounting (7707) and Edexcel International GCSE Accounting (4AC1) in Dhaka since 2015
- ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants): all papers passed, 2021 (Edbase Professionals)
- Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
- A Level, Edexcel, private candidate, British Council Dhaka (2014)
- O Level, Edexcel, private candidate, British Council Dhaka (2012)
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Practice bank
01 · Practice only · every subject
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Every subject's past-paper bank and virtual practicals for your sitting, without the lessons.
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- Every paper on the site, every subject
- Every virtual practical, at no extra cost
- Marked against the real mark scheme
- The exam desk: ruler, protractor, calculator
This course
02 · One subject · one sitting
Accounting
The whole course for this subject, through the sitting you choose.
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- Every lesson and check, as each section is added
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FAQ
Questions parents ask.
Is this the right course for my syllabus code?
This is Cambridge O Level Accounting, syllabus 7707. Check the code on the statement of entry. Cambridge IGCSE Accounting (0452) and Edexcel International GCSE Accounting (4AC1) are different qualifications with different papers.
The syllabus changes for 2027. Which one does this follow?
The 7707 syllabus for 2027, 2028 and 2029, the one your exam is set on from May/June 2027. It includes sections on ethical considerations and on technology and sustainability. Past papers from 2026 and earlier were set on the syllabus before it.
Is there past-paper practice?
Only a little so far. The 2027 syllabus is new, so the only papers set on it so far are Cambridge's specimen papers. The bank holds a few past-paper questions from the 2025 papers, set on the syllabus before it, and more are under review, so this page shows no question count. Until the bank is deeper, the course is the lessons and the checks at the end of each section.
How long does access last?
Until the date printed against each sitting under Choose your plan, which falls after the exam for that sitting. You see the date before you pay.
Is there a live teacher?
No. The course is recorded, with no live classes and no messaging a teacher. The checks show where you are unsure; they do not answer questions. If you need someone to explain, keep a teacher or tutor for that.
What if it is not right for us?
Seven days from the day you pay, the full amount back, no questions asked. If you pay before the course opens on 10 January 2027, you can have the full amount back until 17 January 2027. Ask from your Account page, or email support@eudikalearn.com. Pay with bKash, Nagad, Rocket or a card.
Hold a place. The course opens on 10 January 2027.
Pick your sitting. One payment for the whole run to the exam, and the price shown is the price you pay.
BDT 3,800 for the May/Jun 2027 session · 7-day refund window