Objectives To gain a basic understanding of the Accounting Pathway.

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Objectives To gain a basic understanding of the Accounting Pathway. To discover career options available within the Accounting Pathway. To explore the working environment, educational requirements, skills needed and salary of careers available within the Accounting Pathway.

Pathway Overview Careers focus on the development and utilization of accounting software and practices to help businesses make informed decisions regarding financial matters

Accounting Clerk Career description: manage numerical data to keep financial records complete verify accuracy of figures, calculations and postings regarding business transactions use accounting software to record, store and analyze information

Accounting Clerk Career description: calculate, prepare and issue financial statements compile statistical, financial, accounting or auditing statistics for reports

Accounting Clerk Education/training: Median salary: high school diploma or equivalent associate’s degree in business or accounting may be required Median salary: $34,740

Bookkeeper Career description: handle all financial transactions and record keeping record transactions prepare financial statements create reports and summaries for managers

Bookkeeper Education/training: Median salary: high school diploma is minimum requirement associate’s degree in business or accounting may be required certification important for advancement Median salary: $34,740

Billing Clerk Career description: collect data, determine fees and charges and prepare invoices for billing customers calculate costs and rates for goods, services and shipment

Billing Clerk Career description: contact customers to obtain or deliver account information use computer or typewriter, calculator and bookkeeping machines

Billing Clerk Education/training: Median salary: high school diploma required college coursework or degree is preferred Median salary: $32,880

Accountant Career description: examine financial information and prepare financial reports calculate taxes owed and prepare tax returns analyze all aspects of business operations to determine future revenues and expenses report findings on the finances of an establishment

Accountant Education/training: Median salary: bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field certification or licensure gives advantage in job market Median salary: $62,850

Auditor Career description: collect and analyze financial data to look for fraud, regulation violations and more determine financial status of establishment and arrange financial reports inform management of asset organization and audit results

Auditor Career description: suggest changes in operations and financial activities prepare in-depth reports on audit findings

Auditor Education/training: Median salary: bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field master’s degree in accounting or business administration may be necessary Median salary: $62,850

Adjuster Career description: plan and schedule claim processing for damage to property investigate claims by interviewing clients and witnesses talk with professionals such as lawyers and physicians to gather expert opinions

Adjuster Career description: gather information such as photos to put into reports negotiate with claimant to settle claims

Adjuster Education/training: Median salary: college degree in a related field such as business administration preferred Median salary: $59,320

Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer Career description: direct an organization’s financial goals and budgets manage investments of funds and risks

Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer Career description: oversee cash management activities perform capital raising strategies handle mergers and acquisitions

Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer Education/training: bachelor’s degree or higher in business administration or a related field Median salary: varies widely

Billing Supervisor Career description: coordinate and manage all billing activities and personnel handle customer complaints and questions regarding policies and procedures help employees handle difficult or complex problems and complaints

Billing Supervisor Career description: train or arrange for training of employees recruit, interview and hire employees

Billing Supervisor Education/training: Median salary: college training or vocational experience preferred Median salary: $48,810

Discussion Questions Describe the Accounting Pathway and the careers available within the pathway. What education and training requirements are needed for most careers in this pathway? What are the working conditions for most careers in this pathway?

Discussion Questions Describe the average earnings of some careers in this pathway and why they differ from other careers. List three character traits you possess which would make you successful in a career in this pathway.

Resources U.S. Department of Labor. Occupational Outlook Handbook. Washington, D.C.: Jist Works, 2013. http://online.onetcenter.org/

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