Los Angeles Harbor College Building

Bookkeeping/QuickBooks & Basic Computer Skills

Bookkeeping & QuickBooks Training

Female Student Holding a Notebook

Strong familiarity with computers and Windows is highly recommended for Quickbooks courses.

Bookkeepers are the foundation for businesses and organizations small and large. Don’t miss out on your opportunity to enter this in-demand career. This noncredit certificate will provide you the fundamentals and technical skills that are in high demand in today’s business world:

  • Accounting using Quickbooks Online
  • Payroll, Ledger and Record-Keeping
  • Invoice and Inventory Management

Complete your certificate in one or more semesters!

 Bookkeeping Certificate of Completion

VOC ED 544 Introduction to QuickBooks (36)
VOC ED 545 Intermediate QuickBooks Accounting (53)
VOC ED 549 Bookkeeping (45)

 QuickBooks Online Certificate of Completion

VOC ED 549 Bookkeeping (45)
VOC ED 629 QuickBooks Online (54)

 

 

 

 

Certificate of Completion

If you have completed all the required classes, please schedule an appointment with an Adult Education counselor. The counselor will assist you with the certificate request process.

Course Schedule

VOC ED 549: Bookkeeping
Section Days Time Location Dates
15021 & 15022 Asynchronous

2Hr 5Min/ Wk

3Hr 35Min/ Wk

 Online- Canvas 2/10/25-4/02/25
21303 $ 21304 Tu & Thu 6:05pm - 8:25pm Online 4/14/25-6/07/25

 *** Students will be automatically enrolled in both section (Lecture and Lab)

VOC ED 629: QuickBooks Online 
Section Days Time Location Dates

19261 & 19262

 Saturday

9am - 12:35pm

 Technology 203 3/01/25-6/07/25

*** Students will be automatically enrolled in both section (Lecture and Lab)

ESL NC 360CE VESL

ENGLISH FOR SPECIAL USES
This class supports English language learners by introducing vocabulary and terms typical of this industry. Call (310) 233-4450 to learn more.

BASIC COMPUTER LITERACY

 

Improve your computer skills with a live instructor. 

Esta clase ofrece apoyo estudiantil en español.

This is a basic computer skills class for students with no previous computer training or experience. It is designed to assist students understand the basic computer hardware and the computer operating system. The class will also focus on developing basic computer skills using Microsoft Word and becoming familiar with online search engines including sending and receiving emails.

Course Schedule

BSICKSKL 60: Computer Literacy
Section Days Time Location Dates
15697 & 15921 Saturday 9:00am- 12:05pm Technology 214 2/15/25-6/09/25
18062 & 18063 Tue & Thu 6:00pm- 9:00pm Technology 214 4/15/25-6/09/25