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Provided by: Serebra Learning Corporation Business In Sight Series: Account AbilityAccounting and Finance |
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Business In Sight Series: Account Ability Course Code NGE13027 |
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Description XEBEC: Account Ability helps non-financial managers, consultants and professionals develop a key business skill, - the ability to read and interpret a company's financial statements. Originally developed by PriceWaterhouseCoopers this unique and award winning course has received the Xebec approach to meet new accounting standards with a new graphical look and feel. Set in the context of a detective thriller featuring private eye Philip Maclow, the drama helps students get to grips with a seven step approach to interpreting financial statements including concepts such as profitability, growth and liquidity. For each step, students can view a tutorial, follow Maclow's investigation, conduct their own investigation with a set of clues, and see Maclow's report. Audience The series is aimed at anyone who needs to understand and interpret financial statements as part of their job, including: Executives and non-financial managers, Lawyers, Bank Managers, purchasing Departments, Accounts Departments, Consultants, Professionals, Financiers, Educators, Government regulators. Prerequisites (Currently no course prerequisite information) Objective
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There are 7 key areas covered in the course:
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Unit 1: Account Ability Duration (Currently no course duration information) Minimum Requirements
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