How To Study ICB Bookkeeping From Home
Starting a career in accounting can be intimidating, especially if you're not quite sure where to start. While a degree in accounting can be beneficial, it often requires a significant amount of time and financial investment. However, there are alternative qualifications that can offer aspiring accountants the same level of...
Accounting and bookkeeping are often seen as technical and number-driven disciplines. However, that's not entirely true. In reality, these professions rely heavily on human relationships and your interpersonal skills. As a student or aspiring professional, it's crucial to recognise the role of personal branding and building lasting relationships. The ability to...
The immaculate cover, the strong spiral binding, the crisp black ink on pristine paper; there's nothing like one of our brand-new study books. But even though it's fresh from the printers and the information is bang-up-to-date, some of the core concepts explored were first written down in a book much,...
Studying is something that we all do at some point in our life. However, learning successfully is a skill that not many grasp. Thankfully, we have a few ideas on how to be successful in your accounting studies. Here are 6 tips we think will help you achieve more when you...
Today, we ran a live webinar to talk about all things ICB. We were delighted to be joined by Ami Copeland and Peter Stewart from the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers. And we were joined by one of our students - Niall Dewson - who talked about his ICB study experience so...
For any freelancer offering a service to businesses, there is always a worry that – seemingly out of nowhere – a client will one day email you to say ‘we no longer need you.’ But how can the Business Insight course help cut the risk of that happening?
Back in January, we ran a live webinar to talk about all things ICB. We were delighted to be joined by Ami Copeland and Peter Stewart from the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers. And we were joined by two of our students - Deborah Sharpe and Lynne Evans - who talked about...