Accounting for Non-Accountants

MF127

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This Introductory course in accounting for non-accountant will provides an understanding of the basic principles of accounting as used in general business.

The areas covered will provide a basis for a proper understanding of accounting in the business environment as well as the public sector; coverage will include but not be limited to the accounting information system, comprehensive financial statements preparation and analysis.

Analyze business performance
To be able to define accounting and explain its purpose.
To be able to process a full range of financial transactions using double entry accounting.
To understand and apply all major aspects of the accounting cycle including the preparation of year-end financial statements, understand and interpret actual financial statements of real-world businesses.
To understand the principle of accrual accounting and how this is used in real life.
Use skills developed in the class to compose and interpret real-world financial statements.
Apply knowledge acquired to interpret financial statements in a job context

Professionals who have accountability or exposure to budgets and other internal financial reports, entrepreneurs, administrators, and those considering jobs in accounting-related fields will gain an understanding of accounting practices and the technical language used by accountants

The Basics
How To Interpret Accounts And Financial Statement Analysis
Planning For Profit
Budgeting In Today’s Competitive Business

Presentation & Slides
Audio Visual Aids
Interactive Discussion
Participatory Exercise
Action Learning
Class Activities
Case Studies
Workshops
Simulation

Terms & Conditions

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