May also be called: Accounting Clerks; Accounts Payables Clerks; Accounting Assistants; Bookkeepers; Accounts Receivable Clerks; Accounting Associates; Fiscal Technicians; Accounting Representatives; Accounting Technicians, and Audit Clerks. Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks are an organization’s financial record keepers. They update and maintain accounting records, including those which tabulate expenditures, receipts, accounts payable and receivable, and profit and loss. What is the Job Outlook? The large size of this occupation ensures plentiful job openings, including many opportunities for temporary and part-time workers. Those who can carry out a wider range of bookkeeping and accounting activities will be in greater demand than specialized Clerks. Source: EDD

Here’s a little information about the President of Let’s Learn Bookkeeping.  Jeanne enjoys marathon running and has completed several including the 100 mile ultra marathon in Vermont.  In addition she along with her husband is president of a running club called The New Basin Blues. Jeanne is a strict vegetarian and enjoys growing all her own food.   Jeanne is a resident of Southern California and has a public accounting firm in Burbank. Jeanne realized there was a need in the present economy to reach out to the community and provide an opportunity to learn a marketable skill which is bookkeeping.

Bookkeeping is an honorable trade. Financial recordkeepers have been around as long as any kind of commerce has been around. The financial recordkeepers are critical to the success of any business. Since the technology age, the academics of bookkeeping have been put on the shelf and software has been marketed as the record keeping answer to small and medium size businesses. Those who use these software programs know they are great tools, but they do not replace the academic knowledge that you need to be truly skilled . In today's market, academically skilled bookkeepers are hard to find and they are economically valuable . Let's Learn Bookkeeping can give you that real world knowledge from real world professionals.

Source: LA Times