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SCORE presents: Introduction to Recordkeeping

YOU MUST REGISTER VIA SCORE'S LINK Last opportunity to take this class until fall!

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About the event

YOU MUST REGISTER VIA SCORE'S LINK

Last opportunity to take this class until fall!

SCORE Chapel Hill Durham is excited to introduce a workshop for new entrepreneurs or anyone else in need of learning simple record keeping. This course is a hands-on lecture/lab that teaches business owners how to track their cash disbursements and receipts in a simple manner to keep track of profitability on a consistent basis.

The workshop requires each student to bring their own laptop computer to the classroom, and have Microsoft Excel loaded onto the computer and functioning properly. A basic understanding of how to use Excel and enter information into a spreadsheet is required to attend.

The workshop will be taught by Ms.Camille Blommer, a certified instructor for SCORE, and CPA who holds a Masters in Accountancy..

Ms. Blommer will email you the two MS Excel templates/schedules that you will need to have for the class. Students must register via the SCORE link provided at least two days before the class to enable Ms. Blommer time to send you the two schedules and have time to download onto your own laptop computer. There is no fee for the class.

Seating is limited —maximum attendees will be 15.

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