Bookkeeping Certificate in College of New Caledonia, Canada

Bookkeeping Certificate in College of New Caledonia

Overview

Bookkeepers process and track all of a business's pertinent financial information. Since all businesses need to manage and organize their financial transactions, bookkeepers are essential to every industry and sector of the economy.

This career is suitable for people who are organized, trust-worthy and pay attention to details.

Careers

Bookkeeping graduates might perform a variety of administrative and finance-related duties for small businesses or non-profits. Other graduates might have specific roles in larger companies, such as managing payroll or processing accounts receivable/payable.

Some potential bookkeeping careers include:

• Assistant Bookkeeper
• Entry Level Bookkeeper
• Senior Bookkeeper
• Administrative Assistant
• Auditing Clerk
• Bookkeeping Clerk
• Office Manager
• Executive Director
• Program/Finance Assistant
• Accounts Receivable/Payable
• Payroll Administrator

Bookkeeping graduates might also be self-employed, with the option to work part-time or keep books for several small businesses.

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