QuickBooks Online Part 1 vs Part 2

Compare the outlines, not only the labels

Area	Part 1	Part 2
Starting point	Foundation through intermediate use	Solid QuickBooks fundamentals required
Setup and routine work	Navigation, company file, customers, vendors and transactions	Builds on the foundational work
Reporting	Financial reports and customisation	Year-end reports, budgets and forecasting
Other topics	Reconciliation, payroll setup and inventory tracking	Payroll workflows, inventory adjustments, project tracking and job costing
Listed duration	Twelve hours	Twelve hours

There is some topic overlap. Payroll and inventory appear in both outlines, but the descriptions place them at different levels. If one feature is the main reason for taking a course, ask what the practical exercise covers rather than assuming the topic label answers that question.

Check your account before choosing a session

Confirm that you use QuickBooks Online, and tell the trainer your country settings and subscription. The course name does not establish access to every feature in your account. Check the schedule and booking terms for the final fee and time zone.

If the difficulty is understanding debits, credits, reconciliation or the purpose of a financial statement, compare Bookkeeping Fundamentals. Software navigation and bookkeeping principles are related learning needs, but they should not be treated as interchangeable.

For several staff using one company workflow, discuss corporate training. Attendance at either course is not a professional accounting qualification or a substitute for advice on your business’s reporting obligations.

Related options: QuickBooks Online Courses in Canada; Corporate training; Excel skills assessment.