Consortia Job Assistance

Consortia Job Assistance

Our sister company, Consortia Small Business Accountants, is a national accounting and tax company.

We know the hard and soft skills bookkeeping, accounting, and tax employers want.

Consortia Accounting School was established to produce the professional employees needed to serve our clients.

Consortia Accounting School prepares students with the skills necessary to perform bookkeeping, accounting, or tax preparation for:

1. Consortia Small Business Accountants,
2. Small businesses in your area,
3. Bookkeeping, accounting, or tax companies in your area, and
4. Intuit QuickBooks Live or Intuit TurboTax Live.

Follow these steps when you complete our bookkeeping, accounting, accounting analysis, or tax program.

Steps

Complete the following steps after you personalize your job search materials following the Consortia Job Assistance packet.

1. Identify the employers you want to work for.
2. Create three customized professional resumes.
3. Distribute resumes to prospective employers.
4. Reply to employers who express an interest.
5. Interview with prospective employers.

Identify the Employers You Want to Work For

1. Consortia Small Business Accountants
2. Small businesses in your area
3. Bookkeeping, accounting, or tax companies in your area
4. Intuit QuickBooks Live or Intuit TurboTax Live

Customize Professional Resumes

1. Consortia Small Business Accountants resume
2. Small business resume
3. Bookkeeping, accounting, or tax company resume
4. Intuit QuickBooks Live or Intuit TurboTax Live resume

Distribute Resumes to Employers

1. Obtain a list of employers in your area
2. Distribute resumes to your list of employers

Reply to Employers

1. Reply to employers immediately in the same way they contacted you.
2. Customize your reply.

Interview with Employers

1. Reinforce the qualifications you communicated in your resume that got you the interview.
2. Make a good impression by communicating your finest qualities, manners, and appearance.
3. Be authentic according to your core values rather than the employer's core values.