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Lisa Iavello

Bookkeeper: Software Teacher: Accounting Tech

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Simi Valley, VenturaMember since July 9, 2025
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About

I have many years’ experience as a bookkeeper and a teacher of software, accounting and other business related classes. I have recently been laid off from the Simi Institute, where I was teaching accounting, QuickBooks and Excel.

Experience

Department lead. Aid students to encourage success. Collaborate with fellow teachers to determine the best practices for the department. Develop and implement courses for six-week lecture and semester long independent (hybrid online) study classes.

Curriculum Development: Accounting, Business English, Computer Basics, Computer Keyboarding, Microsoft Office, Proofreading, QuickBooks Pro & Online, 10-Key Calculator, & others. Create and submit all required documentation for course enactment to the school district.

Use Google

Classrooms & Labyrinth eLab tools in class design and implementation. Monitor student progress and analyze program effectiveness. Review and overhaul assessments as needed. Review course books and replace or update accordingly. Support coworkers and administration to effectively maintain the program.

Education

Intuit – Bookkeeper Certification – July 2024

UC at Irvine – Project Management Principles & Practices Certificate, Communication in the 21st Century, Fundamentals in Management, Effective Problem Solving, Time Management, Decision Making

UC Davis – Emotional & Social Intelligence, Critical Thinking for the Professional

Dartmouth College – Strategic Leadership Specialization Certificate U of Georgia - Governmental Accounting, Budget & Purchasing, Certificate of Internal Controls

University of Illinois – Introduction to Financial Analysis, Financial Analysis of Organizations

CSU at San Bernardino - Master of Arts Degree in Education

Full-Time Teaching Credential – Adult Designated Subject Credential

UC at Santa Cruz – Bachelor of Visual Arts

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