Actually free
No tuition, no upsell, no payment plan. Enroll, learn, complete. That’s it.
Free online program · Self-paced
Learn Israeli bookkeeping. Get connected to companies hiring.
A free 150-hour course on Israeli accounting — the software, the VAT cycle, the workflow. After you finish, our team works with you to prepare and connects you with companies in our hiring network.
Real Israeli software
Hands-on training in Hashavshevet, Priority, and Sumit — the tools you’ll actually use.
Placement support
We don’t stop at the certificate. Our team helps you prepare and find work.
How It Works
Three steps. No surprises.
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Enroll
Leave your name and email. You get instant access to the full course library — nothing locked, nothing time-gated.
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Learn at your own pace
Eleven modules. About 150 hours of structured material with practice exercises and a final assessment.
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Get connected
Once you’ve passed the assessment, our team helps you build a portfolio, prepares you for interviews, and introduces you to companies in our hiring network.
Placement Support
The course is just the start.
Most online courses end when the videos finish. Ours doesn’t. After you graduate, we work with you to take the next step — together.
What our team does for graduates
- Portfolio & resume review. We help you turn what you learned into something a hiring manager wants to read.
- Mock interviews. One-on-one practice with practitioners who know what Israeli offices ask.
- Direct introductions. When you’re ready, we connect you with companies in our hiring network — Israeli accounting firms looking for trained remote bookkeepers.
- Support after you start. Once you’re working, we’re still here for the questions that come up in your first months.
The Course
Eleven modules. About 150 hours.
Each module ends with practice problems and a comprehension check. The final assessment covers the full curriculum.
- 01 Foundations of Israeli accounting
- 02 The chart of accounts
- 03 Documenting transactions
- 04 VAT in practice
- 05 Deductible expenses
- 06 Bank reconciliations
- 07 Hashavshevet, hands-on
- 08 Priority workflows
- 09 Reporting to tax authorities
- 10 Period-end and closings
- 11 Working inside an accounting office
Common Questions
Quick answers.
Is the course really free?
Yes — enrollment, lessons, materials, the final assessment, and the placement support are all included at no cost.
How long does it take?
About 150 hours of material total. Most learners spread it over six to eight weeks at a few hours per day, but you can move faster or slower — the pacing is yours.
Do I need any accounting background?
No. The first modules build the foundation from scratch. Prior accounting exposure helps you move faster, but it’s not required.
Do I need Hebrew?
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.
How does the placement support work?
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.
What software do I need?
A reliable computer and a stable internet connection. Software practice happens inside hosted environments — you don’t need to buy any licences.
What if I don’t finish?
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.
Who runs this?
The course is built and run by Barak Yonayov along with experienced practitioners working in Israeli accounting. The hiring network has been built up over years of working alongside Israeli accounting offices.
Get Started
Enroll free. Start the first module today.
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