This training course has been designed to assist central banks in taking a strategic approach to their currency management. This requires, first of all, an understanding of the currency life-cycle and subsequently a hard-headed analysis of the extent to which other stakeholders can take on more functions.

Who Should Attend?

This training is for professionals that work in the financial sector and want to know more about currency markets, such as: Cash Managers, Treasurers, Bank Relationship Managers, IT professionals, Consultants, Controllers, (Internal) Auditors, Back- en Mid Officers, Accountants, Legal experts, Journalists, Human Resource recruiters and Corporate Communication officers.... [-]

What are the objectives of this course? Gain a good level 2 understanding of Sage IAB Computerised Accounting for Business. Become proficient in Sage computerised payroll at levels 1 and 2. Master all you need to know about Sage by studying a course recognised by the IAB and certified by the CPD. Become confident in your use of Microsoft Excel. Who is it intended for?

This package is for anyone, new or experienced, who is looking to upgrade their accounting and bookkeeping skillset.

Requirements

There are no pre-requisites for the course.

What marks this course apart?

Once you have achieved Levels 1 & 2, develop yourself further by going on to study Level 3. This dual certification with both IAB and Sage can really give you the lift you need to get above the competition. Once fully qualified, you will be able to add value to your name by adding the letters AIAB to the end of it. This status comes with a salary in the region of £30,000 pa.... [-]

What are the objectives of this course?

The course comprises of two extender units that cover advanced knowledge of accounting software, including:

How to make full use the software. Cash, bank and budget control. Management and comparative reporting. VAT Returns, EC Sales and Intrastat. Tailoring reports and layouts including email. Project (job) costing. Final accounts for sole traders and partnerships including importing/exporting data, advanced credit control, accruals /prepayments and cash flow. Formation of accounts for Limited Companies, not for profit organisations, the use of foreign trader accounts (trading in different currencies) and detailed departmental budgeting and forecasting. Who is it intended for? ... [-]

Course in Business Administration - Skills Programme in Financial Accounting 1 (CIS)CertificationUpon successful completion of each skills programme, CIS will issue learners with a Results Letter outlining the modules and credits achieved. Only on completion of 3 modules towards the full qualification will the learner be awarded a Certificate with a FASSET endorsement. Learner results will be recorded on the CIS National Learner Records Database within 6 months of completion.Entry Requirements

Knowledge, comprehension and application of the English language at NQF 4/Grade 12 or equivalent Knowledge, comprehension and application of Mathematical Literacy at NQF 4/Grade 12 or equivalent Knowledge, comprehension and application of Accounting at NQF 4/Grade 12 or equivalent Admission may be subject to an interview with an academic staff member. ... [-]

Understanding modern finance provides an opportunity for well-grounded approach to the solution of both company’s financial management and rational personal finance management issues.

The goal of the program is:to arm its participants with knowledge and skills necessary to:

- identify means of financial backing for the implementation of company’s strategy;- assess and forecast company’s financial condition and company’s value.

This program is for:financial managers.

Participants will:

- Perfect skills in dealing with strategic and tactical financial issues.- Learn to choose the optimal sources of financing for business development.- Improve management system through budgeting.- Effectively manage current assets and fixed assets in order to achieve business competitive advantages.- Discover alternative ways of strategic development of company’s financial units.... [-]

Accounting and Finance for Attorneys-Applications of Finance, Accounting & Economics In a Legal EnvironmentEvery attorney needs a sound understanding of finance and accounting as a part of an everyday legal practice whether you need to communicate with expert witnesses or make more effective legal decisions. This one-day course teaches generally accepted accounting principles, implications of the three common finance statements, cash flow, types of financial analysis, budgeting ratio analysis, valuation and more. Co-sponsored by the TU College of Law and Approved by the Oklahoma Bar Association.

New Dates to be Announced

Target audience

AttorneysParalegalsAnyone in the legal profession who needs to know the implications of financial statement analysis and valuation techniques... [-]

Need a better understanding of accounting & finance principles & where your managerial budget fits into the firm’s big picture? Want to understand accounting lingo? Want some “hands on” interaction to help you come to grips with those bottom line decisions? Whether you are an experienced manager with increasing budget responsibilities, a new manager, a small business owner, a board member or investor—you need to understand the basics of accounting & finance

We are pleased to announce our partnership with the makers of Zodiak, a financial game being used by several fortune 500 companies to educate employees on the basics of accounting & finance. Zodiak involves participants in a game simulation where they purchase a company, invest $4 million, sign a bank loan & try to make business decisions that will make the firm successful.... [-]

Successful managers know how their decisions affect company profitability. Finance & Accounting for Non-Financial Executives provides the experienced, non-financial manager with an understanding of the numbers side of business. In this certificate program you will learn how to use financial information in real-life management situations.

This three-day seminar introduces essential financial management techniques for effective decision-making and provides executives with a solid understanding of corporate finance. It equips non-financial managers with a comprehensive working knowledge of financial principles and a strong foundation in financial management analysis. Participants learn to interpret crucial financial data in ways that enable them to improve their personal effectiveness and make a more productive corporate contribution. The program also gives participants the opportunity to meet with peers, share experiences and expand their business knowledge.... [-]

Best Courses in Accounting and Finance 2019. Key Information Course Code: AFB101 Duration: 2 weeks Fee: £4145 Course outline 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 business entity The annual report and financial statements Accounting Concepts and Systems Statement of comprehensive income (income statement) Statement of financial position (balance sheet) Statement of cash flows Preparing a set of financial statements The income statement: the cost of sales working Underlying concepts: measurement rules and fundamental accounting concepts Three further property, plant and equipment issues Recording accounting information Financial Analysis: Part 1 Financial statement analysis for investment purposes Other users and their needs Horizontal analysis and trend analysis Vertical analysis Ratio analysis Weaknesses and limitations Financial Analysis: Part 2 The drive for information Stakeholder management Corporate social responsibility reporting Earnings announcements, conference calls, and investor presentations Media relations: press releases and newspaper coverage Social media and internet bulletins Business Planning Business planning and control: the role of budgets The budget-setting process Basic steps of preparing a budget Budgeting in different types of organization Limitations and problems with budgeting Improving business planning and budgeting Budgets and Performance Management Responsibility centers The controllability principle Profit-related performance measurement Standard costing and variance analysis Performance management in investment centers Non-financial performance indicators The balanced scorecard Performance measurement in not-for-profit organizations External influences on performance Cash Flow How much cash does a business need? Methods of establishing cash... [-]

Financial Accounting – Level 1 KEY INFORMATION Course Code: AFB104A Duration: 4 days Fee: £2095 COURSE OUTLINE The Cash Budget Why should managers understand accounting? Accounting concepts Timings of receipts and payments Calculation of the gross profit and gross profit margin Introduction to the Statement of Profit and Loss Measuring profit Double-entry bookkeeping Types of account Trial balance Capital versus revenue expenditure/income Calculating the cost of sales Balancing the Basics Assets and liabilities The statement of financial position Accruals and prepayments Accounting for Depreciation and Bad Debts The straight-line method The reducing-balance method Disposals of non-current assets Bad and doubtful debts Uses and limitations of the statement of financial position Target audience ... [-]

Best Courses in Accounting and Finance 2019. Advanced Financial Accounting KEY INFORMATION Course Code: AFB104 Duration: 9 days Fee: £3765 COURSE OUTLINE The Cash Budget Why should managers understand accounting? Accounting concepts Timings of receipts and payments Calculation of the gross profit and gross profit margin Introduction to the Statement of Profit and Loss Measuring profit Double-entry bookkeeping Types of account Trial balance Capital versus revenue expenditure/income Calculating the cost of sales Balancing the Basics Assets and liabilities The statement of financial position Accruals and prepayments Accounting for Depreciation and Bad Debts The straight-line method The reducing-balance method Disposals of non-current assets Bad and doubtful debts Uses and limitations of the statement of financial position Company Finance The nature of limited companies Share capital The stock exchange Venture capital Loan capital and debentures Retained profits Reporting requirements Company Accounts The statement of profit or loss The statement of changes in equity The statement of financial position Intangible assets Revaluing assets The statement of comprehensive income Corporate governance The Statement of Cash Flows Sources of cash flow Non-current assets and the statement of cash flows Movements in working capital Tax, interest, and dividends What to look for in a statement of cash flows Managing cash Interpreting Financial Statements Ratio analysis The pyramid of ratios Probability ratios Liquidity ratios Control of working capital The working capital cycle Capital Structure and Investment Ratios Capital structure Investment ratios Limitations of ratio analysis Target audience ... [-]

Financial Accounting, Reporting and Analysis KEY INFORMATION Course Code: AFB105 Duration: 1 week Fee: £2725 COURSE OUTLINE Introduction Financial reporting The difference between profit and cash flow Qualitative characteristics Financial accounting Limited companies’ financial statements Accruals principle Prudence Pulling everything together Financial Reporting in Context The financial reporting system Corporate governance, sustainability and ethics Published financial statements of companies Techniques for the interpretation of financial statements Statement of Profit or Loss Reporting Issues Reporting performance Revenue from contracts with customers Earnings per share Taxation Statement of Financial Position Reporting Issues Property, plant and equipment, and impairment Intangible assets Inventories Liabilities Financial instruments Leases Employee benefits and share-based payments Consolidated Financial Statements Subsidiaries Associates, joint arrangements and statements of cash flow Target audience ... [-]

Best Courses in Accounting and Finance 2019. Financial Accounting – Level 2 KEY INFORMATION Course Code: AFB104B Duration: 1 week Fee: £2675 COURSE OUTLINE Company Finance The nature of limited companies Share capital The stock exchange Venture capital Loan capital and debentures Retained profits Reporting requirements Company Accounts The statement of profit or loss The statement of changes in equity The statement of financial position Intangible assets Revaluing assets The statement of comprehensive income Corporate governance The Statement of Cash Flows Sources of cash flow Non-current assets and the statement of cash flows Movements in working capital Tax, interest, and dividends What to look for in a statement of cash flows Managing cash Interpreting Financial Statements Ratio analysis The pyramid of ratios Probability ratios Liquidity ratios Control of working capital The working capital cycle Capital Structure and Investment Ratios Capital structure Investment ratios Limitations of ratio analysis Target audience ... [-]

Applying IFRS KEY INFORMATION Course Code: AFB106 Duration: 1 week Fee: £2625 COURSE OUTLINE Conceptual Framework The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) The purpose of a conceptual framework Qualitative characteristics of useful financial information Going concern assumption Definition, recognition and measurement of the elements of financial statements Concepts of capital Future developments Elements: Part 1 Owners’ equity:share capital and reserves Fair value measurement Revenue from contracts with customers Provisions, contingent liabilities and contingent assets Income taxes Financial instruments Share-based payment Elements: Part 2 Inventories Employee benefits Property, plant and equipment Leases Intangible assets Business combinations Impairment of assets Presentation and Disclosures Financial statement and presentation Statement of cash flow Operating segments Other keynotes disclosures Economic Entities Consolidation: controlled entities Consolidation:wholly owned subsidiaries Consolidation: intragroup transactions Consolidation: non-controlling interest Translation of the financial statements of foreign entities Target audience ... [-]

Best Courses in Accounting and Finance 2019. Accounting and Finance for Managers – Level 2 KEY INFORMATION Course Code: AFB101B Duration: 1 week Fee: £2725 COURSE OUTLINE Budgets and Performance Management Responsibility centres The controllability principle Profit-related performance measurement Standard costing and variance analysis Performance management in investment centres Non-financial performance indicators The balanced scorecard Performance measurement in not-for-profit organisations External influences on performance Cash Flow How much cash does a business need? Methods of establishing cash balances Cash forecasting: the cash budget Cash management: strategies for improving cash flow Interpreting and analyzing a cash-flow forecast Pricing Decisions The accountant’s perspective – costing and pricing Absorption costing and full-cost-plus pricing Marginal-cost-plus pricing Activity-based costing (ABC) pricing Life-cycle costing and pricing The economist’s perspective The marketer’s perspective Combining the three perspectives: establishing an appropriate pricing strategy Pricing strategies Target pricing and target costing Investment Decisions Investment appraisal – the basics Traditional evaluation techniques Incorporating real-world complexities into investment appraisal Investment appraisal within context Taking a broader strategic view Operational Decisions Operational decision making Cost-volume-profit analysis (CVP) Relevant costing Target audience ... [-]