Bookkeeping

Introduction to Bookkeeping (CEBKEEP 100)

21 hours, $495

Learn how to record transactions, set up and maintain a set of books. Students apply their understanding of debits
and credits as well as accounts and journal entries through practical case studies. This course focuses entirely on manual accounting procedures and assumes students have no prior knowledge of bookkeeping.

TEXTBOOK: Accounting Basics: An Introduction for Non-Accounting Majors, Eric A. Weinstein, 2014, Labyrinth Learning

Advanced Bookkeeping (CEBKEEP 200)

21 hours, $495

Expand your knowledge of accounting principles. This course studies these principles as they apply to the recording and presentation of assets, liabilities and equity. Students will be prepared for a career in accounting by exploring the concepts of detailed financial statements including adjusting and closing entries.

PREREQUISITE: Introduction to Bookkeeping

TEXTBOOK: Accounting Basics: An Introduction for NonAccounting Majors, Eric A. Weinstein, 2014, Labyrinth Learnin

Quickbooks Premium (CEBKEEP 300)

21 Hours, $495

Learn how this program can simplify the setup of a chart of accounts, reconcile chequing accounts, create and print inventory and receivables, create estimates, and generate reports. Topics covered in this course include an introduction to QuickBooks, basic accounting principles, backing up files, creating companies, working with vendors, working with customers, banking with QuickBooks, and more.

Payroll Administration (CEBKEEP 400)

21 hours, $495

Learn how to prepare hourly, salaried and commission payroll. Students will focus on a comprehensive study of federal and provincial legislation relating to the payroll function. They will also learn payroll law, record maintenance, pay cheque, and statement preparation, tax preparation and the effect of current source deduction rules on payroll preparation.

TEXTBOOK: Introduction to Payroll Administration, 4th Edition, McGraw Hill, Alan Dryden.

Sage 50 2020 Level 1 (CEACCT 100)

18 hours, $495

Level 1-Students will learn how to perform daily accounting tasks in the general ledger, accounts receivable, accounts payable, and payroll. This course is geared towards someone whose primary responsibility is data entry in Simply Accounting.

NOTE: Students must bring their own USB drive, minimum 1GB, to this class.

TEXTBOOK: Purbhoo, M. (2020). Using Sage 50 Accounting 2020. Pearson

OPTIONAL: Introduction to Personal Finance (CEGENIN 520)

8 hours, $149 +GST

Establishing and maintaining healthy personal financial affairs are important steps towards overall success in life.
Understanding personal finance is crucial for making informed decisions about personal budgeting, use of credit,
insurance, taxation, investment alternatives, and other important considerations.

Introduction to Personal Finance examines the knowledge and competencies required to prepare and manage several aspects of personal finance. This course will enable the student to understand the basic principles, vocabulary and concepts related to money management, credit, savings, investments, taxation, pension, insurance, and retirement planning.

Upon course completion, students will have broadened their general knowledge and enhanced their ability to make
appropriate personal financial decisions. Students would acquire lifelong skills for making the most of their financial resources.