Discover Payroll - Careers, Opportunities and Getting Started

Key Details

Date:
19 Jun 2026
Time:
12:00 PM
Venue:
ICB Online Events, Online Webinar, Online

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Looking for a career that offers stability, flexibility and growing demand? Payroll has become one of the most valuable and sought-after services in business, with employers and clients increasingly relying on skilled professionals to manage complex regulations, compliance and employee pay. 

Join Ami Copeland, CEO of Institute of Certified Bookkeepers, for a practical discovery webinar exploring what a career in payroll really looks like and how to get started. 

Featuring a panel of experienced ICB payroll agents, this session will give you an honest insight into the profession, the opportunities available and why payroll is becoming an increasingly rewarding career choice. 

During the webinar, we’ll explore: 

• Why payroll is growing and why demand for payroll professionals continues to rise 

What’s changing across the industry, including compliance, regulation and global working 

• The different career paths available in payroll 

• What day-to-day payroll work actually involves 

• How to get qualified and start building your career 

• The study routes and support available through ICB 

You’ll hear directly from professionals working in payroll today, including those working in-house, within practices and running payroll bureaux, sharing their experiences of building successful careers in the industry. 

The session will also include guidance for existing bookkeepers and practice owners looking to expand their services by adding payroll to their offering, creating additional recurring income and stronger client relationships. 

Whether you are exploring a new career direction, returning to work, looking for a flexible profession or considering adding payroll services to your practice, this webinar will help you understand the opportunities available and the steps needed to get started with confidence. 

Book your free place here

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