Master your numbers. Empower your future.
Numbers aren’t scary. They’re your superpower. Build your business brain with confidence, control, and crystal-clear financial know-how.
Course curriculum
-
-
How to Navigate Your Course
-
-
-
Welcome!
-
Overview
-
Learning Goals
-
Initial Task
-
-
-
Overview
-
Understanding the Balance Sheet
-
Overview of Assets
-
Liabilities Explained
-
Owner’s Equity
-
Introduction to the Income Statement
-
What is Revenue?
-
Defining Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
-
Understanding Business Expenses
-
The Accounting Period Concept
-
Scenario Exploration
-
Activity || Basic Terminology Word Search
-
-
-
Overview
-
What is Accounts Receivable?
-
Understanding Accounts Payable
-
Depreciation Basics
-
The General Ledger Explained
-
What is Interest?
-
Introduction to Inventory
-
Journals in Accounting
-
Payroll Overview
-
Understanding the Trial Balance
-
Scenario Exploration
-
Activity || Basic Terminology Crossword Puzzle
-
-
-
Overview
-
The Cash Basis Method
-
The Accrual Basis Method
-
Comparing Cash vs. Accrual Methods
-
Scenario Exploration
-
4 || Review Questions
-
-
-
Overview
-
Managing Accounts Payable
-
Monitoring Accounts Receivable
-
Introduction to the Journal
-
Activity | Journal Practice
-
Using the General Ledger
-
Activity | General Ledger Exercise
-
Cash Flow Management
-
Scenario Exploration
-
5 || Review Questions
-

About this course
- $25.00
- 102 lessons
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
-
Understand fundamental accounting terms such as assets, liabilities, equity, and income statements.
-
Distinguish between the cash and accrual methods of accounting and apply them appropriately.
-
Maintain accurate records of accounts payable and receivable for business tracking.
-
Analyze and interpret the balance sheet to evaluate financial health.
-
Identify key financial statements and understand their function within the business.
-
Apply payroll accounting concepts including gross/net wages and tax withholdings.
-
Execute end-of-period procedures such as depreciation, reconciliation, and bad debt handling.
-
Develop and manage a realistic budget, comparing planned versus actual expenses.
-
Understand the purpose and process of financial audits, both internal and external.
-
Build confidence in navigating business finances through structured bookkeeping processes.