Bookkeeping Program

Getting a professional bookkeeping certification can provide a major boost to your career prospect and open better avenues of employment for you. In addition to that, it can get you a better remuneration package if you have an AIPB certification that connotes a high professional standard for bookkeepers around the country. If you are already a working professional, you can enroll for the online training program for Certified Bookkeeper that has been designed by the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers (AIPB). This program is offered in partnership with some leading schools, colleges and universities and you need to find one that is located close to the place you live in so that you can enroll for the same and get a certificate on completion.

Once you enroll for the Certified Bookkeeper program, all the textbooks and course material will be provided to you at no additional cost. The curriculum includes six main subject areas, namely correction of accounting errors, basic payroll, adjusting entries, book and tax depreciation, internal controls including fraud prevention and merchandise inventory. A workbook will be provided for each subject area that you can cover the course at your own pace and then sit for examination after 6 months. However, in case you are not ready for the exams by that time, the program offers an extension of another 6 months at no additional cost.

This professional bookkeeping certification program is designed to prepare experienced bookkeepers for the certification exam at any Prometric Test Center. The AIPB certification is the only recognized national standard for professional in this line of work and clubbing it with Certified Bookkeeper designation can help you secure your dream job. In order to earn your Certified Bookkeeper designation, you must furnish proof of having cleared the AIPB Certification exam and having worked full-time for at least two years or part-time for 3,000 hours.

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