Learn how to effectively prepare budgets, perform cost-volume-profit analysis, apply incremental analysis decision-making to your operations, and gain an understanding of the role of a financial controller in small-to-medium sized businesses.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, consultant, employee or student, the Bookkeeping and Accounting Technology certificate will help you develop an entrepreneurial mindset and acquire foundational financial skills that you can use immediately.
Gain a thorough understanding of fundamental full-cycle bookkeeping theories and practices with a focus on recording, protecting and creating value for your business or organization.
Learn how to effectively prepare budgets, perform cost-volume-profit analysis, apply incremental analysis decision-making to your operations, and gain an understanding of the role of a financial controller in small-to-medium sized businesses.
These courses will help you:
Read and understand financial statement and budgets in order to confidently make business decisions
Forecast and prepare for financial highs and lows based on data from previous fiscals
Gain knowledge in the use of popular accounting software that is in high demand in the accounting industry
Track inventory levels, promotions, and sales to understand financial positioning
Organize and track outstanding and incoming invoices
Prepare future budgets based on financial predictions influenced by current position
Increase profitability and identify waste
MacEwan University provides a transformative education in a collaborative and supportive learning environment. Creativity thrives here—through research and innovation that engage students, faculty and the community.
The 5-week full-time training will help students master the mainstream accounting software and core concepts involved in daily accounting work. Students will also be given cases, which are based on real company accounting work, for practice.
Discover the terminology and rules of manual bookkeeping. Explore the differences between a debit and a credit, and how debits and credits affect bookkeeping. Use T-Accounts to visually track the debits and credits of accounts.
Learn the procedures that comprise the accounting cycle of a service business: transactions, journals, general ledgers, trial balances, and financial statements.
In this field, the individual will mainly be focused on working with single and double entry systems on paper, or with a computerized system. Bookkeepers will find themselves working with things like daybooks, petty cash, ledgers and journals.
Future Connect Training courses are designed and delivered so you end up with real-world knowledge and skills. We will bridge the gap between theory and practice. This is a unique combination and will get you into your desired accounting job.
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