QuickBooks 2010 Introduction

Set up Customers & Vendors; Manage Customers (invoicing, credits, payments, statements); Manage Vendors (bills, cheques, credit cards); Use petty cash & record credit card transactions; Reconcile bank statements & credit cards; Analyze financial info...

Course Outline

Learn the essentials
QuickBooks 2010 Introduction is right for me if I want to know how to:

    - Save time and eliminate transaction errors for new users
    - Train new staff faster and answer their QuickBooks questions
    - Build confident and increase my comfort level with small business accounting

Course agenda

    - Tour QuickBooks 2010 using the Home Page and one-click navigation centres
    - Get organized (accrual accounting, terms, checklists)
    - Set up Customers and Vendors
    - Manage Customers (invoicing, credits, payments, statements)
    - Manage Vendors (bills, cheques, credit cards)
    - Use petty cash and record credit card transactions
    - Reconcile bank statements and credit cards
    - Analyzing financial information and reports
    - Explore QuickBooks powerful search and find features
 
* Please note: This workshop is lecture based with access to computer lab for practical exercises. The course fee include a full-day seminar and student manual. Each seminar is limited to 12 participants.

Additional Details

Pre-Requisites

Certificates offered

The fee includes the full-day training session, a comprehensive manual to keep, USB flash drive with QuickBooks training file, and certificate.

Cancellation Policy

You may cancel your registration up to 10 business days before the seminar date. If you need to cancel less than 10 business days prior to the seminar, you may send a substitute to the course. Please note that course fees will not be reimbursed for no-shows.

Map & Reviews

Galloway Consulting
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Galloway Consulting Training Room
1200 Eglinton Ave E, Suite 703
Toronto, Ontario
Canada   M3C 1H9

Reviews

 

   

The course was not hands-on as described. While the instructor was knowledgeable and patient, it is taught in a passive style, i.e., students are not sitting in front of a computer learning and trying the material as the instructor takes them through it, but watching the instructor and taking notes.

Reviewed by Sandi P. 2011

   

I expected to have my own workstation to do the practice material.

Reviewed by Daniela Z. 2011

   

It covered all areas, a little fast, but understandable. Gordon was an excellent instructor. Not enough computers for everyone. No excercise to practice. The chairs were uncomfortable.

Reviewed by Michelle F. 2011