Welcome to the World of “Keeping Track of your Finances” with QuickBooks (Desktop Version)
– You will need this class:
if you are having a hard time keeping track of your income and expense?
– You will need this class:
if you have more months left after you got paid because you do not keep track of your finances
This class is mainly for small to medium business, however, that does not mean that an individual could not benefit from the knowledge and maybe start keeping track of their financial life.
Why this class?
Because, thousands of small companies and nonprofit organizations turn to Quickooks to keep their finances on track. And over the years, Intuit has introduced various editions of the program to satisfy the needs of different types of companies.
Back when milk was simply milk, you either used QuickBooks or you didn’t.
But now, when you can choose milk from soybeans and rice as well as cows, and with five different levels of fat, it’s no surprise that QuickBooks comes in a variety of editions (which, in some cases, are dramatically different from their siblings), as well as six industry-specific editions. From the smallest of sole proprietorship to burgeoning enterprises, one of these editions is likely to meet your needs and budget.
By the way, all tutorials are instructor-led and every student will receive a handout to include screenshots to help guide you through the material presented.
Here is an overview of some of the topics that we will cover:
- An Introduction to QuickBooks
- some Bookkeeping/Accounting Terms
- Setting up your company (or yourself)
- Chart of Accounts
- Customers/Clients
- Sales Tax
- Vendors
- Banking
Please call Truckee Meadows Community College a
3/01, 3/3, 3/8, 3/10 and 3/15/22
from 6pm – 9pm PST
call Contact Trainer/Instructor
5290 Neil Road
Reno NV 89502
Tel: (775) 829-9010
Website: tmcc.edu/wdce
Please bring a Flash Drive
WordPress Blog and Web Design
Find out why WordPress powers over 30.2% of all websites while learning how to create your own blog or website.
WordPress is the most user friendly CMS, and as most people building their website with WordPress are not developers, the whole point of the CMS should be to make it as easy as possible to build a clean, good looking website that can scale with your business. ~Google
Start with the basics such as how to install, set up and select a theme without having to learn HTML. Then dive deeper into the software by developing an understanding of customization specifics such as how to use widgets, plugins, the difference between the paid and free versions, along with tips on how to schedule blog and video posts. Finally, increase traffic to your new website by promoting your blog through social media.
… it also powers the websites of some of the worlds biggest brands, including TechCrunch, MTV,Sweden.se, Microsoft, Facebook News and Vogue
We will start with a free WordPress site. Please be aware that a free site is limited to the changes that you would like to make, so ….
… you will need to have to have a domain name and hosting in order to take full advantage of wordpress for your website … ! I am using Godaddy.com for all my websites. If you ask them I think they still offer a free month of hosting, however you will have to buy a domain name.
If you need assistance with buying a domain name, please Contact Trainer/Instructor (a small fee may apply)
Some of the Topics we will cover:
- Narrowing down your topic
- Writing about multiple topics
- Deciding how much time to commit
- Designing your blog (WordPress)
- Posts and Pages
- Using drafts
- Scheduling posts
- Social Media
April 14 and 16, 2020
from 1 pm – 4 pm
Rm 322
Truckee Meadows Community College
5270 Neil Road
just across from the Sears Auto Center on
sign up in Suite 216
Reno, NV 89502
Call 775-829-9010 to sign up for next session
for private instructions for questions, please go to Contact Trainer/Instructor
Learn more about your iPhone
You took the ‘iPhone for Beginners’ class or have experience using your phone?
Enhance your knowledge by adding contacts to your address book, set up and use your email, and send and reply to text messages. Share photos, organize photo galleries and download and listen to your favorite music.
And … bring your questions if you already know about or would like to review one or more about the above mentioned topics or
just bring your questions 🙂
Bring your iPhone/iPad to class with any questions you have about it.
Our next class covering the above topics will be
March 25, April 1, 8 and 15, 2022
from 10 am – 12 pm
Room 315
Truckee Meadows Community College
5270 Neil Road
just across from the Sears Auto Center on
sign up in Suite 216
Reno, NV 89502
for private instructions, please go to Contact Trainer/Instructor
Note to iPad users: the only difference is that you cannot make a phone call!
So, please join us in the iPhone class
Smart Driver Class
You Could Earn a Multiyear Discount on Your Auto Insurance When You Complete the Course! 100% Online and Self-Paced. Learn at Your Convenience. Register Today! Improve Driving Skills. Insurance Discounts. 24/7 online Safe Driver Training or if your prefer in a Classroom setting.
We offer this class all over the US.
Why take the Smart Driver Course?
The AARP Smart Driver course is the nation’s first refresher course specifically designed for drivers age 50 and older. In many states, drivers may benefit from a discount on their auto insurance premium upon completing the course. And you will learn something new along the way. In fact, an evaluation of the course found that 97% of participants changed at least one driving habit as a result of what they learned. ( By the way, you do not need to be a member, and you can be younger than 55)
What will you learn?
- Research-based safe driving strategies.
- Information on the effects of medication on driving.
- Preventive measures to reduce driver distractions.
- Proper use of safety belts, air bags, anti-lock brakes, and new technology found in cars today.
- Techniques for handling left turns, right-of-way, and roundabouts.
- State-specific rules and regulations in 19 key areas, including construction zones, child safety seats, school buses, cellphone use and more.
- Easy-to-follow format incorporating adult-learning principles.
Click here to sign up for the online course:
To take the course in a classroom setting contact AARP Driver Safety at 1-800-350-7025 or email customerservice@aarpdriversafety.org
Example: The next course in Reno NV is on March 28, 2020 at 10am thought 3pm
Getting to Know Windows 10
Learn how to navigate and use new features, tools and programs efficiently and confidently.
Gain the knowledge needed to perform basic preventative maintenance to keep your PC safe and running smoothly.
Find out how to customize the desktop, easily store, locate and search for files and have fun getting to know this program.
Please for next class: call (775) 829-9010
Truckee Meadows Community Center
5270 Neil Road (across the street from the Sears Auto Center)
Reno NV 89502 see Map
Intoduction to Excel
Missed the Fall 2019 class? No problem we have another session coming up in Spring 2020 where we teach you the basics ….
… such as entering text and numbers into spreadsheets … and continue building your skills by learning formatting and formulas.
All tutorials are instructor-led and every student will receive a handout to include screenshots to help guide you through the material presented.
Here is an overview of the topics:
- Create a new spreadsheet/workbook
- Cell Basics
- Create a new workbook
- Tables
- Charts
- Concatenate, Text To Table
- Fixing Case
- Loan Payments
- Pivot Table and Chart
- and more
Our Excel Essentials I class covering the above topics will startApril 5, 7, 12 and 14, 22
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from 6pm to 9pm PST
call TMCC (Reno, NV) at 775-829-9010 to reserve your seat today
or click here to sign up
this is a very popular class!
at Truckee Meadows Community College
5270 Neil Road
Rm 115Reno NV 89502
Tel: (775) 829-9010
PLEASE BRING A FLASH DRIVE TO CLASS
Excel Series
In this 3-part course, learn the basics of Excel 2016 to enter text and numbers into spreadsheets along with basic formatting and formulas.
In part II, work with large files by freezing panes and splitting the window, use named ranges to make navigation easier, and explore styles and the conditional formatting feature. Learn to create pie, bar, column, XY and other charts in a professional-looking, easy-to-read format. Sort and filter to manage data lists and practice working with formulas and functions.
In level III, work with advanced techniques to make pivot tables and pivot charts, and use intricate formulas and data analysis to make workplace tasks easier. Learn to use various financial functions, grouping skills and how to consolidate worksheets.
| Date | Day | Times | Location | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06/08/20 and 06/09/20 |
Mon
Tue |
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Reno, TMCC Meadowood Center Map | Beginning Excel |
| 06/10/20 and 06/11/20 |
Wed
Thur |
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM | Reno, TMCC Meadowood Center Map | Intermediate Excel |
| 06/13/20 | Sat | 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM | Reno, TMCC Meadowood Center Map | Advanced Excel |
at Truckee Meadows Community College
5270 Neil Road
Rm S115
Reno NV 89502
Tel: (775) 829-9010
Website: tmcc.edu/wdce
PLEASE BRING A FLASH DRIVE TO CLASS
Kindle vs Nook vs iPad
What shall I buy?
The technology of handheld electronic tablets can add immensely to your life. Learn the differences between a personal computer, a laptop and a tablet. Get help and have fun sorting through the features, reliability, versatility and costs of electronic tablets before you invest in one.
Please call (775) 829-9010 for next class
Truckee Meadows Community Center
Room TBA
5270 Neil Road (across the street from the Sears Auto Center)
Reno NV 89502 see Map
OSN EDITORIAL: To The Class of 2019 — Orange Street News
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