I decided I would learn Sage 50, as it was Britain’s market leader in accounting software. I began home study first of all and achieved what I thought was a good standard of knowledge. I then began working for a small Sage 50 reseller and trainer and developed my knowledge even further. I became involved with the company’s marketing and promotion as well as being their 1st line of support to its customer base across Cheshire and Wirral. I increased my knowledge over a 5 year period before moving on to pastures new. I gained a vast knowledge of many other rival accounting software, such as MYOB, IRIS and QuickBooks, but my preferred choice was always Sage 50 or Sage Instant. I became an accounting technician in 2009 passing all of my exams to Level 4. Completing these qualifications gave me the knowledge of complex accounting functions; both at financial and management level.
I have worked for many small to medium enterprises and became disillusioned with their many weird and wonderful ways of keeping their accounts and administrative systems. Terrible excel documents, paper records or bad bookkeepers, who had meddled with their computerised accounts, made my job in those early days very frustrating.
I have worked for many small to medium enterprises and became disillusioned with their many weird and wonderful ways of keeping their accounts and administrative systems. Terrible excel documents, paper records or bad bookkeepers, who had meddled with their computerised accounts, made my job in those early days very frustrating.
