Keeping true to our promise of providing up-to-date and relevant programs, we are glad to announce that effective Spring/Summer 2020 we have updated our Small Business Bookkeeping Certificate. Our program continues to provide you with more advanced computing and reporting skills, to empower you to better analyze and report data to various stakeholders. We have added Excel Advanced and removed both Excel Introduction and Word Introduction. Furthermore, we have added Corporate Income Taxation to our existing Personal Income Taxation, as the course specifically deals with business taxation, and is an integral part of the business reporting requirements. Knowing which business expenses are tax deductible, will help in providing better bookkeeping. We are confident that these changes will give you yet another edge to succeed in this ever-competitive labour-market.
Students who had started the Small Business Bookkeeping program prior to Fall 2020 will still be able to complete the original program requirements, keeping in mind our 5-year program completion policy.
As a reminder, the original program course requirements include: APPL70051 Word Introduction, APPL70055 Excel Introduction, ACCG70016 Financial Accounting 1, ACCG70017 Financial Accounting 2, APPL70024 QuickBooks 1, APPL70070 Computerized Accounting Processes, BUSM70005 Payroll Administration/BUSM70006 Payroll Administration – Distance Learning and ACCG70024 Income Taxation 1 – Personal Tax Preparation
Business owners, current bookkeepers and those looking to break into the field will earn the experience and skills needed to perform basic bookkeeping tasks, advance in a current career or get their foot into the accounting department’s door. Backed with a thorough understanding of bookkeeping techniques and practices, you’ll become a proficient and efficient bookkeeper whether you're in front of a ledger or a computer.
The Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping (CIB), offers a program leading to a career as a professional bookkeeper. The Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping (CIB) is a national non-profit organization dedicated to preparing people for professional positions in a financial environment.
CIB has approved the following courses as recognized course equivalencies for their Certificate of Accomplishment. You must achieve a cumulative grade average of 65% or better in each course to be eligible for the certificate from CIB.
Canadian Institute of Bookkeeping Course | Sheridan College Course |
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Code | Name | Code | Name |
CIB 111 | Computer Applications I | APPL 70051 | Word Introduction |
CIB 112 | Bookkeeping I | ACCG 70016 | Financial Accounting 1 |
CIB 113 | Bookkeeping II | ACCG 70017 | Financial Accounting 2 |
CIB 221 | Computer Applications II | APPL 70055 or APPL70056 | Excel Introduction or Excel Advanced |
CIB 222 | Computerized Bookkeeping | APPL 70070 | Computerized Accounting Process |
CIB 223 | Computerized Bookkeeping II | APPL 70024 | QuickBooks I |
CIB 331 | Cost Management | ACCG 70007 | Accounting Managerial 1 |
CIB 332 | Income Taxation | ACCG 70024 | Income Taxation 1 |
CIB 333 | Payroll Administration | BUSM 70005 or BUSM70006 | Payroll Administration or Payroll Administration - DL |
Contact Us
For curriculum and program-related guidance, please contact Ruxandra Dunn.
For information about CIB’s Certificate of Accomplishment, please contact them at 416-925-9420, Fax: 416-929-8815, Email:admin@cibcb.com at P.O. Box 963, 31 Adelaide Street East, Toronto, Ontario M5C 2K3.