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In 2002 Alexis Collins founded Accounts Training Ltd, delivering accountancy and financial training to managers and directors. Her ability to connect financial concepts to the commercial realities of business has made her a popular trainer, and in 2005 she was awarded Accredited Trainer status by the Financial Services Skills Council.
Accounts Training now has a client base of over one hundred corporate clients including Abbey, BP, The Cabinet Office, Carphone Warehouse, Investec Securities, Maersk, Slough Estates, Ticketmaster and Virgin.
Accounts Training offers courses in Bookkeeping, Finance for Non-Financial Managers, Credit Control, Understanding Company Accounts, Report Writing and more.
Accounts Training now has a client base of over one hundred corporate clients including Abbey, BP, The Cabinet Office, Carphone Warehouse, Investec Securities, Maersk, Slough Estates, Ticketmaster and Virgin.
Accounts Training offers courses in Bookkeeping, Finance for Non-Financial Managers, Credit Control, Understanding Company Accounts, Report Writing and more.
Accounts Training Ltd is based in London, London, United Kingdom
Accountancy and financial training for corporates. Whatever your company size and whether you are a new graduate or have many years' of experience under your belt, we can help you build on your knowledge and skills.
Public courses are delivered from training rooms in the City of London. Training can also be bespoke and can be delivered in-house, at a time to suit you, across the UK and internationally.
All of our instructors are Chartered Accountants with extensive industry knowledge, effective training skills and a great sense of humour. Clients include accountancy firms and organisations such as the BBC, the Cabinet Office, Carphone Warehouse, Investec, the Financial Services Authority and Maersk.
Public courses are delivered from training rooms in the City of London. Training can also be bespoke and can be delivered in-house, at a time to suit you, across the UK and internationally.
All of our instructors are Chartered Accountants with extensive industry knowledge, effective training skills and a great sense of humour. Clients include accountancy firms and organisations such as the BBC, the Cabinet Office, Carphone Warehouse, Investec, the Financial Services Authority and Maersk.
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Accounts Payable Introduction
: Accounts Payable (A/ P) is a core operation of any accounting system. Whilst it involves
paying invoices, there is actually a lot more to it than that. An efficient and accurate AP
system will save you time, money and resources. By gaining an in-depth understanding of
how to manage your purchase ledger effectively, you will be better placed to improve the
accuracy of data input and reduce the costs of your AP department.
The Introduction to Accounts Payable course has been designed to be as practical and
realistic as possible and is built around a more...
Bookkeeping Introduction
: Learn how to understand debits and credits in one day!
By the end of this bookkeeping course you will understand the principles of double-entry
bookkeeping and be able to post journals with confidence.
Course content
Profit and loss account: income and expenditure
Balance sheet: assets and liabilities
Book keeping: debits, credits, nominal ledger & chart of accounts
Bank receipts and payments
Debtors, creditors and control accounts
Posting journals
Accruals and prepayments
Fixed assets and depreciation
Each attendee will receive:
a full set of course notes;
further examples for practice; and
help, if required, from the tutor once they have completed the course.
: Learn how to understand debits and credits in one day!
By the end of this bookkeeping course you will understand the principles of double-entry
bookkeeping and be able to post journals with confidence.
Course content
Profit and loss account: income and expenditure
Balance sheet: assets and liabilities
Book keeping: debits, credits, nominal ledger & chart of accounts
Bank receipts and payments
Debtors, creditors and control accounts
Posting journals
Accruals and prepayments
Fixed assets and depreciation
Each attendee will receive:
a full set of course notes;
further examples for practice; and
help, if required, from the tutor once they have completed the course.Finance for Non-Financial Managers
: This course takes a commercial approach to finance, with the objective of helping you make better
business decisions.
It will demystify financial terminology, explain the difference between profits and cash flow
and show you how to understand the driving factors behind financial information enabling you to
connect the facts with the figures, prepare budgets and communicate confidently in financial terms.
Finance for Non-Financial Managers is designed to be as practical and realistic as possible and uses
real budget reports, case studies, and management accounts to equip you with essential financial skills
that can be used immediately you return to the office!
Report Writing for Accountants
: Course objectives
Learn to write effective reports and presentations that get your message across
and add value to your organisation.
Writing and presenting:
Business cases
Financial commentary and reviews
Management accounts and budgetary reports
Operating and financial review (OFR)
Presentations and reports
Who should attend?
Recommended for all financial controllers and finance managers with budgeting and financial
reporting responsibilities. Also ideal for corporate communications and financial PR people.
: Course objectives
Learn to write effective reports and presentations that get your message across
and add value to your organisation.
Writing and presenting:
Business cases
Financial commentary and reviews
Management accounts and budgetary reports
Operating and financial review (OFR)
Presentations and reports
Who should attend?
Recommended for all financial controllers and finance managers with budgeting and financial
reporting responsibilities. Also ideal for corporate communications and financial PR people.Understanding Company Accounts Introduction
: If you want to be able to find you way around a set of company accounts, understand the audit report, balance sheet, profit and loss account and cash flow statement, this is the course for you.
Course content
The difference between management accounts and statutory accounts
What to look for in an audit report
What are the basic accounting concepts
The profit and loss account and the five profit figures:
PBIT/ EBIT, EBITDA, PBT/ EBT, PAT and retained profit
more...
: If you want to be able to find you way around a set of company accounts, understand the audit report, balance sheet, profit and loss account and cash flow statement, this is the course for you.
Course content
The difference between management accounts and statutory accounts
What to look for in an audit report
What are the basic accounting concepts
The profit and loss account and the five profit figures:
PBIT/ EBIT, EBITDA, PBT/ EBT, PAT and retained profit
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