Instructor Led Accounting Finance Training

Finance Skills for Non-Finance Professionals By the end of the program, participants will be able to: Learn the functions of financial management. Understand the four key financial statements: balance sheet, income, cash flow and changes in owners a a equity. Interpret the financial health of a company or profit center. Master capital budgeting and cost-volume-profit analysis. Use financial information to manage the business or  more...

Principles of Accounting - Finance and Accounting By the end of the program, participants will be able to: Learn the importance of accounting in running businesses. Understand the accounting cycle. Perform hands-on analysis and recognition of accounting transactions. Account for assets, liabilities and equities. Effectively prepare balance sheets and income statements.  more...

Efficient Finance and Accounting Operation and Management By the end of the program, participants will be able to: Understand the operations of the Finance and Accounting department. Learn internationally implemented best practices in the following areas: Accounts Payables, Billing, Budgeting, Cash Management and Treasury, Costing, Filling, Financial Statements, General Ledger, Inventory, Payroll, and Policies and Procedures. Apply their knowledge  more...

Intermediate Accounting Managing Business Transactions - Finance and Accounting Understand the balance sheet and financial disclosures. Learn the importance of the income statement and statement of cash flow. Have a clear comprehension of asset measurement and recognition. Analyze and understand various investment classes. Perform liability and equity measurements and disclosures.  more...

Professional Skills For Finance and Accounting - Finance and Accounting By the end of the program, participants will be able to: * Gain knowledge of essential skills to enhance their ability to run the Finance Department. * Manage finance functions in an organized and professional manner. * Understand the reporting requirements for the Finance Department. * Become skilled at important personal organization, staffing and time management. *  more...

Intermediate Accounting: Managing Business Transactions Objectives: By the end of the program, participants will be able to: Understand the balance sheet and financial disclosures. Learn the importance of the income statement and statement of cash flow. Have a clear comprehension of asset measurement and recognition. Analyze and understand various investment classes. Perform liability and equity measurements and disclosures.  more...

Effective Budgeting & Cost Control Objectives: By the end of the program, participants will be able to: See how the budget relates to the two key financial statements: balance sheet and income statement. Prepare a budget consistent with the organization's strategic plan. Use appropriate estimation techniques in the development of revenue and expense budgets. Identify all the appropriate costs to be included in a capital  more...

Diploma in Accounting Finance in Business Management Glossary of Words and Terms Used in Accounting This Alphabetical Section is designed as a "quick reference check" to help your further understanding of many: "technical" words and terms used in accounting; words and terms which have "specialised" meanings when used in accounting; words and terms whose meanings in accounting differ from their "everyday" meanings; which are introduced and  more...

A Practical Guide to Successful Pricing Strategies Why should you attend? We live and work in an increasingly global market which offers opportunities at every turn which we need to take. However, with those opportunities come increased competition and most of the complexities remain in place. Knowing the best ways to find and select the most suitable and competitive price for your product or services is crucial to the success and growth of  more...