NTC Enterprise Society invites you to their innaugral Bookkeeping Workshop Series!
Build confidence in your books – one practical step at a time. Whether you’re starting a business, growing a side hustle, or simply want to better understand bookkeeping, this free 7-session workshop series will help you build practical skills you can use right away. Each session combines clear explanations, software demonstrations, guided practice, and time for questions.
Free for NTC students, employees, and the community! The series is beginner friendly and no registration is required. Just stop in during any session that interests you and fits your schedule. All sessions run 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. in Room C178B Training Room (Wausau Campus Library).
What Bookkeeping Is and Why It Matters – October 7
Get a practical introduction to bookkeeping and why accurate records matter for everyday business decisions. Learn the basic accounting equation and get oriented to the main areas of bookkeeping software.
Chart of Accounts and Recording Transactions – October 14
Learn how a chart of accounts organizes business activity and supports clear financial reporting. Practice categorizing and recording common sales, expenses, and owner transactions.
Reading the Financial Statements – October 21
Learn how to read the Profit and Loss, Balance Sheet, and Statement of Cash Flows at a practical introductory level. Identify key figures and use the reports to ask better questions about your business.
Bank Feeds and Bank Reconciliation – October 28
See how bank and credit-card activity flows into bookkeeping software and learn the difference between matching, adding, and duplicating transactions. Practice the basics of monthly bank reconciliation to help keep records accurate.
Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable – November 4
Learn how businesses track money owed by customers and money owed to vendors. Practice creating invoices, recording payments, entering bills, and monitoring unpaid balances.
Cash Basis and Accrual Basis Accounting – November 11
Compare cash-basis and accrual-basis accounting in plain language. See how unpaid invoices and bills can change when income and expenses appear on financial reports.
Month End Review and Common Errors – November 18
Bring the series together with a practical month-end review process. Learn how to review key reports, spot common bookkeeping errors, and recognize when an issue may need additional help.
Partcipation note: Sessions 1-4 form the Beginner Series. Sessions 5-7 build on those skills and are best for participants who complete the Beginner Series or have equivalent bookkeeping experience.
Hosted by NTC Enterprise Society
A student club for NTC & UWSP students
enterprisesociety@ntc.edu