You might be the person who keeps the books at home. This course covers ledgers, payroll, activity statements and financial reports. Software access and industry memberships come with it.
Every business needs someone who can balance the books.
Add payroll, reporting and budgets to what you handle now.
Bookkeeping travels. Clients care that the numbers land.
Bookkeeping sits behind every trade, cafe and small office in the country. The day is invoices, reconciliations, payroll runs and questions from the boss.
Keep the books straight for one business or many.
Process and pay what the business owes.
Invoice, chase and record what comes in.
Run pay cycles and keep the records right.
Support the accounts team day to day.
Ledgers, filing and reporting support.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some ask for more study or a licence.
Three things that come with it.
Reckon One access for two years, with training videos and a forum.
Australian Bookkeepers Network and Australian Bookkeepers Association.
Four named trainers mark work across the units.
FNS40222 · Nationally recognised training
FNS40222 Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping is nationally recognised training.
The same certificate carries the same standing in every state and territory.
Two bookkeeper body memberships and cloud accounting software come with the course.
Office role, your own clients or both.
An advisor covers software and pace.
Upfront, weekly plan, or pay in four.
Enrol and start on transactions.
None needed. The first units start with the basics.
From $62.82 a week on a zero interest plan. A credit check applies.
Twelve, eighteen or twenty four months, depending on your pace.
Yes. Reckon One Core, Invoices and Payroll for two years, plus three months of commercial use.
Australian Bookkeepers Network and Australian Bookkeepers Association, plus Institute of Public Accountants learning.
Yes. Start anytime and set your own weekly hours.
Yes. It is FNS40222 Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping, nationally recognised training. Some jobs ask you to sign up with a regulator too.
The course may include placement, done on top of weekly study blocks.
Open Colleges is an Australian training provider that teaches online. Trainers work in the fields they teach.
It has a partnership with Reckon, which supplies the software students use.
Picture the first client who stops worrying about their numbers.