You can buy a book, accounting principles and basic accounting, which will introduce some basic knowledge of accounting. Learning accounting for the first time has two difficulties and two key points, which must be passed. This is my experience. One is about accounting subjects, which must be memorized and understood. This is a rule, you can't learn by rote. The second is the meaning of borrowing, which may be difficult for those who learn it, so we should work hard to understand it. I suggest you find someone who is engaged in accounting, preferably someone who graduated from accounting school, and ask them to tell you about the learning methods, because such a person may be easier to tell you clearly in theory (absolutely not bragging) because their teacher told you about the understanding methods at that time, but to be honest, it may not be effective. My colleague's classes are basically absent, and I make up lessons for her every night. From my experience, I suggest you learn accounting principles first, so that other courses are relatively easy to understand, because everything related to accounting is based on this course. Accounting is easy to get started, but difficult to learn. I believe that as long as you have the right learning methods, you will succeed! I suggest that when looking for a job, don't just stare at the accountant, you can consider the cashier. In fact, even a regular company, a regularly recruited accountant, will let you be a cashier for a while after going in. Basically, this is a necessary stage for every accountant, usually around 1 year, and you will be assigned corresponding accounting positions according to your working ability. In addition, you don't need to focus only on large-scale companies. In fact, for junior accountants, if you want to learn more, companies that are too neutral can make you learn faster, because large enterprises generally have strict division of labor, such as making connections, making costs, making expenses, making income, making reports and so on. Small and medium-sized companies will ask you to have one or two people in charge of the whole set of work, because there are not so many people. However, at the same time, you should also be clear about your own psychology. The disadvantage of small and medium-sized enterprises is that their business is single, and many of them will be repetitive work. Therefore, they are only suitable for junior accountants. If you feel interested, take the exam. Some students in our class didn't find a job after graduation, but they took exams at home for two years. However, this is risky. First, can you pass the exam? Second, you have tested whether you can really find such a high salary as you think. In fact, the salary of the meeting is not as hanging as outsiders seem. At least one thing is that income is absolutely proportional to pay, wages are high, and work is quite hard. Is this the life you are looking forward to?