The key person in any business is the person responsible for the finances. People working in finance take wide responsibility for ensuring the bookkeeping and the reporting on finance is done accurately and responsibly.
In business today, financial managers do not only report on financial performance, they are also becoming responsible for projecting the financial implications of business decisions and strategy.
Workshop objective
A five-day workshop with a down to earth practical approach to the basic principles of accounting, exercises and examples to coach learners on the how and the why of accounts. This is also a "refresher" course for accounting staff to enable them to see accounting as a composite system, and not just a fractured departmental stand alone section. Understanding the fundamentals of basic accounting in the workplace, and how the different departments integrate to produce the financial statements of the business. This course also aims to improve the level of understanding with which the user can view and process the financial records and processes of a business organisation.
What you will gain
At the end of the course delegates will understand, will understand
Basic accrual accounting
Journals
Double entry
Trial balance through financial statements
Income statement
Cash flow statement
Balance sheet
Source documents
Ledgers and postingWho must attend
Accounting staff
Debtors clerks
Creditors clerks
Stock controllers
Project managers
Management
Line managers
Upper level managers
Owners of businesses
Persons preparing financial books for small to medium sized
organisations, using any accounting systemDate: 16 August 2010 to 20 August 2010
Venue: The Indaba Hotel, Fourways
Cost: Book now and receive your early bird discount