Duration: 6 Months
• To develop a strong foundation in computerized accounting using QuickBooks
• To enable learners to manage financial transactions digitally
• To provide practical skills in bookkeeping, reporting, and financial analysis
• To enhance understanding of real-world accounting processes in businesses
• To prepare learners for entry-level accounting and finance roles
Upon completion of the course, learners will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of accounting principles and bookkeeping
- Navigate and use QuickBooks software efficiently
- Record and manage daily financial transactions (sales, purchases, expenses)
- Prepare financial statements such as Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet
- Manage payroll, taxes, and inventory using QuickBooks
- Generate and interpret financial reports for decision-making
- Apply accounting knowledge to real business scenarios
Module 1: Fundamentals of Accounting
• Introduction to accounting concepts and principles
• Accounting equation and double-entry system
• Types of accounts (Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Income, Expenses)
• Journal entries and ledger posting
• Trial balance preparation
• Introduction to computerized accounting
Module 2: Introduction to QuickBooks
• Overview of QuickBooks (Desktop & Online versions)
• Installation and setup of QuickBooks
• Creating a new company file
• Setting up chart of accounts
• Customizing company settings and preferences
• User interface and navigation
Module 3: Recording Transactions in QuickBooks
• Recording sales and receivables
• Creating invoices and managing customers
• Recording purchases and payables
• Managing vendors and bills
• Bank transactions and reconciliation
• Managing cash and credit transactions
Module 4: Advanced Features of QuickBooks
• Inventory management
• Payroll processing and employee management
• VAT and tax configuration
• Budgeting and forecasting
• Managing fixed assets
• Custom reports and dashboards
Module 5: Financial Reporting and Practical Applications
• Generating financial statements (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet)
• Cash flow statements
• Analyzing financial reports
• Error detection and correction
• Data backup and security
• Case studies and real-world accounting scenarios