Course 01
Bookkeeping.
Learn the fundamentals of bookkeeping and keep financial records accurate and organised. The ideal first step into accounting — no experience needed.
Duration
8 weeks, part-time
Format
Online, self-paced
Level
Beginner
Certificate
On completion
What you'll learn
Skills you can use from day one.
- Core bookkeeping concepts and the double-entry system
- Recording sales, purchases, receipts and payments
- Managing accounts receivable and payable
- Bank reconciliation, step by step
- Setting up and using a chart of accounts
- Introduction to GST for bookkeepers
- Preparing basic financial reports
- Hands-on practice with accounting software
Course modules
Six modules. One solid foundation.
Each module combines a clear lesson with a practical exercise on accounting software.
Module 01Bookkeeping foundations
What bookkeepers do, key terms, the accounting equation and how double-entry works.
Module 02Recording transactions
Enter sales, purchases, receipts and payments accurately, and keep source documents organised.
Module 03Receivables and payables
Manage customer invoices and supplier bills, track what’s owed and follow up overdue accounts.
Module 04Bank reconciliation
Match bank transactions to your records, find and fix discrepancies, and reconcile with confidence.
Module 05GST basics for bookkeepers
Understand how GST is applied to transactions and how it flows through the books.
Module 06Financial reporting basics
Produce and read a profit and loss statement and balance sheet, and finish with a full practical case study.
Who it's for
Made for beginners and future professionals.
Complete beginners
You're new to accounting and want a clear, supportive starting point.
Career changers
You want practical skills for an accounting-related role or remote work.
Small business owners
You want to understand and manage your own books with confidence.
How you'll learn
Learn it. Practise it. Prove it.
Watch & read
Practise
Case study
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Bookkeeping FAQ
Good to know.
Do I need to be good at maths?
No. Bookkeeping is about being organised and accurate. The software handles the calculations — we teach you what to enter and why.
How much time should I set aside each week?
Most learners spend around four to six hours a week. Because it’s self-paced, you can go faster or slower.
What should I study after Bookkeeping?
Payroll and Taxation build naturally on bookkeeping skills and broaden the kinds of work you can take on.
Start your Bookkeeping course.
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