What is Bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping is a type of record-keeping and transactional administrative role that handles daily tasks. These professionals are responsible for keeping day-to-day bank reconciliations, journal entries and other financial transactions organized and accurate. Their work provides short-term insights and data that other financial professionals can use to inform broader strategies and other decisions.

Why study Bookkeeping @ NNMC?

The online Bookkeeper Certificate Program at Northern prepares students for entry-level positions in bookkeeping and provides practical, hands-on training in essential bookkeeping skills, equipping students with the knowledge required to manage financial records for small businesses or assist accountants in larger organizations.

 

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More about the program:

Northern New Mexico College's Bookkeeper Certificate Program offers a practical, skills-oriented education designed to meet the needs of today’s business environments. With flexible online courses, personalized advising, and faculty with real-world experience, students receive quality education that is both accessible and relevant.

The curriculum includes coursework in accounting principles, financial record-keeping, business math and communications, and the use of accounting software, preparing students for immediate employment in bookkeeping roles.

The program is tailored to provide a direct path to employment, making it an excellent choice for those looking to quickly enter the workforce.

  • Accounting Principles: Understand the fundamentals of accounting, including double-entry bookkeeping, debits and credits, and financial statements.
  • Financial Record-Keeping: Learn to maintain accurate financial records, track income and expenses, and manage ledgers.
  • Accounting Software: Gain proficiency in using popular accounting software to streamline bookkeeping tasks and improve efficiency.
  • Practical Application: Engage in hands-on projects and exercises to apply bookkeeping skills in real-world scenarios.