About the college
About Kanjo College
Founded in 2009 at 14 Corder Street in Northgate, Halden, Kanjo College provides structured accountancy and bookkeeping tuition for adults. Principal Helena Marsh established the college to offer disciplined, ledger-first teaching in small classes of up to sixteen learners.
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Since 2009
College Milestones
2009
Kanjo College opened in 2009 with two evening classes dedicated to foundational ledger work and core bookkeeping principles.
2014
As working adults across Halden sought daytime study options, the college introduced structured day classes in 2014, expanding access to accountancy qualifications.
2021
In 2021, the college established its dedicated mock-paper day, giving candidates supervised, timed trial sittings ahead of official exam sessions.
Across every stage of development, the college has remained at 14 Corder Street, keeping cohort sizes capped at sixteen students per room to ensure direct, line-by-line review between lecturers and adult learners.
Helena Marsh
Principal and founder
Founded the college in 2009 and teaches Financial Accounting.
Tomás Ferreira
Financial Accounting
Teaches the paper across day and evening terms.
The principal
Founding Note from Helena Marsh
Principal Helena Marsh founded the college on the conviction that accountancy is mastered through ruled lines, deliberate calculations, and clear documentation. Rather than relying on automated software shortcuts or impersonal mass lectures, every syllabus begins with the physical mechanics of the double-entry ledger. Adult learners arrive at our Northgate campus from varied backgrounds, whether transitioning into new careers or formalising practical workplace experience. By keeping our teaching personal, transparent, and anchored in practical application, we prepare each individual to sit professional papers with clarity, sound technique, and disciplined working habits.
The building
Teaching Rooms at Corder Street
Our building at 14 Corder Street provides dedicated study spaces configured specifically for adult numeracy and professional accountancy training. Classrooms feature spacious desks suited for printed exercises, bound ledger work, and reference texts, avoiding crowded lecture theatre benches. Whiteboards are permanently ruled with accounting grids so lecturers can demonstrate working entries in full view of the class.