If any of these sound familiar, you're in the right place.
Each course builds on the one before it so the order is important!
Step 1: Understanding Debits & Credits. The foundation. This is the language of bookkeeping, and everything else depends on it.
Step 2: General Ledger & Month-End Procedures. Now you put that language to work, keeping the ledger accurate and walking through every step of month-end.
Step 3: Closing Procedures & Financial Statements. The finish line. You'll close the books, determine profit or loss, and prepare the statements that show how the business is really doing.
Software doesn't teach you bookkeeping. It hides it. Learn the full cycle by hand first, and every program becomes easy to use, and you'll know when something looks wrong.
Data entry is not bookkeeping. Understanding your numbers is.
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Yes. Most of my students said the exact same thing on day one. If you can add and subtract, you can learn bookkeeping. The math is the easy part. The logic is what I'll teach you.
No. You'll learn the manual system first, which is exactly the point. Once you understand what's happening behind the scenes, any software becomes easy.
Yes, and you'll be glad you did. Each course builds directly on the one before it.
No. This is a Certificate Program, and you'll earn a Certificate of Completion. It's designed to give you real, practical understanding you can use right away.
You pay $222.50 today and $222.50 the following month. Same $445 total. No extra fees.
It's a place for students across all of my courses and Certificate Programs to ask questions, share what they're working on, and connect with others learning the same material. It's included with your purchase.
Yes, each course is available individually for $185. But the full program saves you $110, includes the payment plan option, and since the courses build on each other, the bundle is the way to go.
Everything in your Certificate Program, listed in the order you'll take them.
In this course you will learn how to manually record financial transactions for a business. We work with the five categories used in every business to keep track of financial activities - Assets, Liabilities, Owner’s Equity, Revenue and Expenses.
Learn how to verify the accuracy of the general ledger, and how to complete all steps involved in month-end procedures. You will learn how to record payroll, calculate depreciation, prepare adjusting journal entries and perform bank reconciliations.
In this course, you will learn how to determine your profit/loss, close the books and prepare financial statements ~ the Income Statement and the Balance Sheet. You will prepare your books for the new year.
A place for students across all of Sharon's courses and Certificate Programs to ask questions, share what they're working on, and connect with others learning the same material.
