You already do bookkeeping. Add the Israeli specialty.

Yes — enrollment, lessons, materials, the final assessment, and the placement support are all included at no cost.

No. The program assumes you already know double-entry, AR/AP, reconciliations and financial statements — we skip all of that. Every module is on something that’s specifically Israeli: the VAT cycle, the deductibility rules, the four-document hierarchy, the native software, the new SHAAM digital-invoicing regime.

It’s a concise program — seven modules of focused video plus practice exercises. Most experienced bookkeepers complete it in one to two weeks at a comfortable pace. The pacing is yours.

Yes — this program is built for bookkeepers with at least a year of working experience. If you’re new to bookkeeping, our entry-level program at israelibookkeepingcourse.com is a better starting point.

The course is taught in English. We cover the small set of Hebrew terms you’ll see inside the software, but conversational Hebrew is not a prerequisite.

Once you pass the final assessment, our placement team works with you on your portfolio, runs mock interviews, and introduces you to companies in our hiring network when both sides are a fit. We don’t make placement guarantees — outcomes vary — but the effort is real and personalized.

Israeli companies run on Israel time, so the workday lands in the Manila afternoon and evening — roughly 1 PM to 9 PM, give or take an hour depending on daylight saving. For most people that means a normal daytime schedule, rather than the overnight “graveyard” shifts common in a lot of US-facing remote work.

A reliable computer and a stable internet connection. Software practice happens inside hosted environments — you don’t need to buy any licences.

That’s fine. There’s no clock and no penalty. Come back when life allows — the certification is awarded the same way regardless of pace.

Lessons are recorded by senior practitioners who handle Israeli bookkeeping for accounting offices day to day. The material is reviewed periodically as software interfaces and reporting requirements evolve.

Companies in our hiring network are accounting offices and CPA firms looking for trained remote bookkeepers. Many specifically prefer hires who already know bookkeeping fundamentals — the Israeli specialty layer is what they need to add on top.