The NCUK International Year One in Accounting and Finance prepares you for entry to the second year of a business or related undergraduate degree at a choice of leading UK universities. [+]

Course objective: to learn basic accounting techniques and fundamentals to apply them in making decisions based on financial information, cost accounting and administrative accounting. [+]

General Objective: that the participant knows the methods, procedures and strategies that guarantee greater efficiency and security in the administration of credit and collection. [+]

General objective: That the participants have a broad overview of the financial management of a company in order to optimize its resources, detecting in a timely manner any situation that may affect the assets of the companies. With regard to fiscal management, the objective is that students learn to optimize the tax burden of companies, applying in an efficient manner the fiscal dispositions generating savings that benefit them in their cash flow. [+]

General objective: the participant will identify the cost generating areas and cost elements when producing an article or provide a service, using the new trends in cost management, which facilitate business decision making. Through practical application, it will determine the cost (of products and / or services) with traditional systems and with current systems, to visualize the importance of strategic cost management in decision making and the competitiveness of companies. [+]

This course will teach you the fundamentals of financial accounting. Starting with the basics of recording transactions as journal entries and posting them to T accounts, you will learn how to prepare a balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement. [+]

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to prepare a set of basic financial statements, interpret financial accounting information, Interpret profit and cash budgets and identify potential problems. [+]

Upon completion of this financial literacy training course, you will be able to understand: the purpose of accounting; why non-accountants need to understand accounting; the basic terminology of business transactions, etc. [+]

Upon completion of this financial literacy workshop, you will be able to understand: the purpose of accounting; why non-accountants need to understand accounting; the basic terminology of business transactions; how to prepare a cash budget, etc. [+]

This IFRS course is suitable for: accounting and financial specialists, professionals and practitioners who wish to develop a greater understanding of the key concepts and applications of IFRS; those aiming for organisational adoption of IFRS to enable greater fluency in their financial reporting and establish a global understanding of their accounting practice in an increasingly internationalised business world; accounting and finance staff of entities that have been mandated to be IFRS compliant. [+]

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to understand: how financial information is prepared and presented, why the accounting is done in this way and what the resulting information actually means for users. [+]

This CFO seminar is suitable for: Managers who wish to improve their analytical skills and use accounting and finance tools for managerial advantage. Those who wish to understand and use accounting knowledge for operational and management decision making. [+]

Introduction to Accounting: The two forms of accounting: financial accounting and management accounting; The regulatory and conceptual framework; Qualitative characteristics of useful financial information; Types of the business entity; The annual report and financial statements. [+]

Upon completion of this accounting crash course, you will be able to understand: the nature of a limited company; the main external sources of finance available to limited companies, and their characteristics; the role of a stock exchange, etc. [+]

The workshop is designed for managers who lack of knowledge in accounting and finance. Business owners and managers often have to sign and approve financial statements and to interpret the data. They will learn how to use information from financial statements for their planning and management works and how to assess the performance of the business through financial statements (such as identify irregular variables for the last period. [+]