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Consortia Accounting School Higher Education Courses Consortia courses are higher-education college courses. These courses are taken after high school at specialized institutions, colleges, and universities.

Increase the Probability of Getting a Job or Clients New Intuit QuickBooks Requirements As announced, we have added Intuit QuickBooks, Payroll, or ProConnect training, badges, certificates, and certifications as requirements to our programs.

Bookkeeping Experience Only Available to CPB Program Students Starting Monday, February 2, bookkeeping experience will only be available to students in our CPB (Certified Public Bookkeeper) Program.

We Can Help You More Than Anyone Else This week we’re going to explain how we help you achieve your career goal.

What is Your Goal in 2026? Does your 2026 goal involve one of the following? Learn bookkeeping, accounting, or tax; get or improve a job; improve your skills; or build a business. If so, we can help you achieve your goal.

We're assuming that most of you are aware of the major QuickBooks updates Intuit announced and released with some features still in Beta. This has created major opportunities for professionals (bookkeeping, accounting, and tax) and users (small businesses). It's bigger than QuickBooks going from QuickBooks Desktop to QuickBooks Online and provides many opportunities for professionals and users.

Beginning in January 2026, we'll be sending weekly bookkeeping, accounting, and tax updates, news, tips, and other information separately to the Community's Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Tax public community member category groups (Student, Job Candidate, Employee, and Business Owner).

Today we introduce Consortia Accounting School's parent company, Consortia Small Business Advisors (SBA). SBA founded Consortia Accounting School to produce the bookkeepers and accounting paraprofessionals SBA needs to serve their small business clients. SBA found that college accounting students were overqualified and bookkeepers were under-qualified.