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Master AI Accountant & CPA Certification · Digital course

MAAC Level 6 — Certified AI Accounting Instructor

Self-paced enrollment in Level 6 of the Master AI Accountant & CPA Certification: Teach AI to accountants: design sessions around the firm calendar and real engagement work, facilitate a room of CPAs and staff, run demonstrations and labs on data that contains no taxpayer information, assess judgment rather than recall, deliver accessibly, and pass a teach-back judged against a published instructor rubric.

Modules
5
Estimated time
15 hours
Access
Self-paced

Single-user enrollment

$599.00

One-time purchase

Enrollment includes

Controlled AI training built for accounting work

Evaluate AI tools for accounting use cases, limitations, data handling, and control requirements.

Design prompts and review procedures that produce traceable, decision-ready work.

Apply AI to close, reporting, tax, audit, forecasting, and financial analysis workflows.

Automate repetitive processes without removing approvals, reconciliations, or accountability.

Curriculum at a glance

From AI fundamentals to accounting firm growth

View all 5 modules
  1. Module 01

    Adult Learning and Session Design for Accounting Audiences

    Start from who is actually in the room — partners, managers, seniors, associates, enrolled agents, bookkeepers — place the session in the firm calendar, anchor it to one engagement task, and write objectives a reviewer could observe against workpaper, close, and return-preparation work.

  2. Module 02

    Facilitating Responsible AI for Accountants

    Run the room, then teach the two hardest ideas in this subject to this profession: that a model is not an authority and every figure and citation must be traced, and that confidentiality and professional duty apply to a tool exactly as they apply to a subcontractor — without the session drifting into tax or legal advice.

  3. Module 03

    Demonstrations, Labs, and Safe Practice Data

    Build demonstrations that survive a failed tool and turn a wrong output into the teaching point, construct lab data sets that contain no taxpayer, client, or employee information, and run the three core labs an accounting audience needs: reconciliation, flux analysis, and tax research.

  4. Module 04

    Assessment, Learner Support, and Accessibility

    Write assessment items that test professional judgment rather than recall, give feedback specific enough to change a workpaper, support the learner who is failing without exposing them, and make slides, handouts, captions, and recordings usable by everyone in the room and everyone joining remotely.

  5. Module 05

    Instructor Ethics, Curriculum Accuracy, and the Teach-Back

    Set the boundary on what an instructor may claim and may charge for, disclose vendor relationships, keep material current when a standard, form, rule, or tool changes, correct an error already taught, and prepare the teach-back against the published instructor evaluation rubric.