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Bookkeeping Certificate Program

Summer 2013

Basic Bookkeeping Certificate Program

Apply accounting principles, theory, and practice to the recording and summarizing of financial information. Through exercises simulating company records, you will learn essential terminology, functions, and procedures involved in the accounting cycle, including:
• Debit/credit principles and double entry accounting
• Assets, liabilities, equities and the balance sheet
• Revenue expense and the income statement
• Opening, closing and adjusting entries • Internal Controls for cash and bank
reconciliations

Expand your knowledge of accounting principles to include practices related to a merchandising company. Procedures specific to the recording of sales and purchases and accounting for cash will be covered as you focus on the following topics:
• Salesandpurchasesjournal
• Purchase discounts, returns, allowances
• A/R and A/P subsidiary ledgers
• Cost of goods sold
• Use of cash receipts, cash payments, purchases, sales and general journals
• Inventory and depreciation methods

Summer Daytime Program
Mondays & Wednesdays
June 5 - July 29, 2013
(no class July 1 and July 3)
9:00 am – 12:00 noon
Conejo Valley Adult School
Room 7
Cost: $525 plus $135 book fee*
*Book may be purchased in the Main Office
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Registration Info

Our complete Bookkeeping Certificate Program includes study of the topics listed at the left plus Bookkeeping III. Details for this course appear at the bottom of this page; specific dates will listed below as Fall 2013 approaches. Please phone 805- 497-2761, ext. 1030 for more information.

Your Instructor...

Ruth Ann Bennington holds an MBA with a concentration in accounting and an MA in Economics. She is currently teaching undergraduate and graduate accounting and economics classes at the University of Redlands, Burbank campus in addition to being a self-employed accountant.

Spring 2013

All three courses must be completed in order to receive a Bookkeeping Certificate.
Individual courses may be taken only with Instructor approval.

Bookkeeping I

Apply accounting principles, theory, and practice to the recording and summarizing of financial information. Through exercises simulating company records, you will learn essential terminology, functions, and procedures involved in the accounting cycle, including:

• Debit/credit principles and double entry accounting
• Assets, liabilities, equities and the balance sheet
• Revenue expense and the income statement
• Opening, closing and adjusting entries

Evening Program
5 Tuesdays and Thursdays
Feb 12 – March 14, 2013
6:00 – 8:00pm
Conejo Valley Adult School
Room 7
Cost: $265 plus textbook*
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Daytime Program
5 Wednesdays
Feb 13 - March 13, 2013
9:00am – 1:00pm
Conejo Valley Adult School
Room 7
Cost $265 plus textbook*
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Registration Info

Bookkeeping I, II & III

Enroll for all three levels for a substantial saving. Look for details as we approach fall 2013.

When enrolling online for this special offer, please use only course the special course number that will be provided for each of the Daytime & Evening programs. Do not use the course numbers for the individual courses given on this page.

Evening Program
Special for all three levels coming in fall 2013.
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Daytime Program
Special for all three levels coming in fall 2013
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Registration Info

Bookkeeping II
Expand your knowledge of accounting principles to include practices related to a merchandising company. Procedures specific to the recording of sales and purchases, payroll and reporting procedures, and accounting for cash will be covered as you focus on the following topics:

• Sales and purchases journals
• Sales and Purchase Discounts, Returns, Allowances
• Computing wages and salaries, taxes, journal transactions and federal/state returns
• Internal Controls for cash and bank reconciliations
• A/R and A/P subsidiary ledgers
• Cost of merchandise sold
• Cash journals

Proud graduates display their Bookkeeping Certificates.

Evening Program
5 Tuesdays and Thursdays
March 19- April 25, 2013
(no class March 26 & 28)
6:00 – 8:00 pm
Conejo Valley Adult School
Room 7
Cost: $265 plus textbook*
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Daytime Program
5 Wednesdays
March 20 – April 24, 2013
(no class March 27)
9:00 am – 1:00pm
Conejo Valley Adult School
Room 7
Cost: $265 plus textbook*
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Registration Info

*The textbook is available for purchase in the Conejo Valley Adult School main office. Cost is $135. The same book is used for all three of our bookkeeping courses.

Bookkeeping III
Learn accounting for depreciation,uncollectible accounts, inventory methods, calculating interest income and expense and yearend accruals. Then you will put your knowledge to practical use by completing, through class and home assignment, a company's books including general ledger, accounts receivable ledger, accounts payable ledger, management reports and make all entries and postings to those accounts for one entire accounting cycle. Completion of all three courses in the Bookkeeping Certificate Program, will prepare you for your new bookkeeping career. Course work and in-class exercises will focus on:

• Depreciation methods
• Uncollectable account calculating methods
• LIFO, FIFO and Weighted Average inventory methods
• Understanding of year end accruals
• Completion of final project

Evening Program
5 Tuesdays and Thursdays
April 30 – May 30, 2013
6:00-8:00pm
Conejo Valley Adult School
Room 7
Cost: $265
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Daytime Program
5 Wednesdays
May 1 – May 29, 2013
9:00am – 1:00pm
Conejo Valley Adult School
Room 7
Cost $265
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Registration Info

Your Instructor...

Evening Instructor: Diane Folsom holds a BS degree in Accounting. She is a QuickBooks instructor and owner of a small business providing Bookkeeping and QuickBooks Consulting.

Daytime Instructor: Ruth Ann Bennington holds an MBA, with a concentration in accounting and an MA in Economics. She has 15 years of teaching experience and is currently a self-employed accountant.

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