Top 62 Courses in Accounting 2019/2020

ACCA Part Time Course

Toronto School of Management has been awarded Gold Learning Partner status by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), which has over 5,000 members and students in Canada. The Gold Learning Partner approval gives us recognition as an ACCA Learning provider in Canada. In order to be recognized, institutions must meet ACCA’s high-performance standards including the evaluation of our student feedback, tutors, student reviews, facilities, mock exams and much more.

This course teaches ACCA differently, giving you more study hours and adding value to the core modules. You will benefit from:

More quality hours Highly experienced tutors Free ACCA paper re-sit* 24/7 online support Route to a BSc ... [-]

Accounting Degree

Are you interested in transferring to a four-year college or university and earning a bachelor’s degree? Students may wish to earn an Associate of Arts and apply their studies toward a bachelor’s degree in a business-related field at a four-year college or university. Students need courses that will facilitate their transfer to four-year institutions of their choice. Please consult with a NIACC counselor for assistance in determining a schedule to meet your goal. The Business Division’s highest priority is to assist students in reaching their individual educational goals. Each instructor is dedicated to providing the highest quality instruction to facilitate this process.... [-]

The ACA qualification is regarded globally as one of the leading business and finance qualifications, and is recognized and valued in practice, industry, commerce and the public sector. Seamlessly merging examinations with practical on-the-job training, it fully equips you with all the relevant experience, skills and professional knowledge to make sound decisions in genuine business environments.

On successful completion of the ACA examinations, a training contract with an ICAEW Authorised Training Employer (ATE) and required work experience; students apply to have the three exclusive letters ACA after their names, and a glittering career ahead of them.

Sunway TES CAE, the only active ICAEW Partner in Learning in Malaysia.... [-]

objective

Learn in a more profound way the correct management of financial and fiscal planning.

Benefits of the programYou will obtain a full command of administrative planning, in order to apply what you have learned in companies.You will know the correct methodology to prepare a fiscal strategy.You will fully identify what is tax evasion, avoidance and simulation.You will understand what a person's assets are and how they are planned correctly, to avoid incurring errors that affect their family in the future.You will learn the ways to transmit family heritage.You will learn to develop administrative and fiscal strategies.Addressed to

Accountants, auditors, controllers and executives who have contact with the areas of fiscal and financial planning.... [-]

Target Audience

This structured training program covers all the key areas of an Accounts Payable role. A programme designed in providing individuals with 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.

Small classroom-based type workshops with the option for 1-2-1 tuition at our Central London training centre.

Course Type

Theory and practice.

Accounts Payable Course Content: Understanding the importance of your role Understanding the role of auditors and what you can do to prepare for their visit Internal checks and controls; error and fraud prevention and detection Setting up new supplier accounts Performing supplier statement reconciliations Processing expense claims and credit card statements Capital and revenue expenditure Introduction to VAT and non-deductible items Processing pro-forma invoices & VAT payment schedules Monitoring costs, reclaiming credit notes, rebates and overpayments Claiming settlement discounts Spotting errors and mistakes promptly and avoiding duplicate payments Journals, prepayments and accruals Performing supplier statement reconciliations Reviewing the Aged Creditors Listing Monitoring costs Managing Budgets and maximising supplier discounts Cash Forecasting Month end and year end procedures, the purpose of management accounts Effective filing Paperless AP technology Who is it for? ... [-]

Gain the skills and confidence needed for your next chapter with CORe

The Credential of Readiness (CORe) is our primer on the fundamentals of business thinking—a three-course online program designed to prepare you to participate fully in the business world. CORe was developed by HBS faculty members to instill a deep understanding of essential business concepts and problem-solving skills. Mastering the three CORe courses—Business Analytics, Economics for Managers, and Financial Accounting—will give you fluency in the language of business.

This is the program that Harvard Business School offers to incoming students to prepare for the MBA classroom, and it will equip you to contribute to business discussions and decision making, whether you’re looking to advance your current career, considering graduate school, or exploring new career paths.... [-]

Courses in Accounting. Interpretation and Application of IPSAS KEY INFORMATION Course Code: AFB107 Duration: 1 week Fee: £2625 COURSE OUTLINE Introducing Public Sector Accounting IPSAS and public sector entities Why converge public sector accounting practices? The International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (IPSASB) Accrual-based IPSAS: Part 1 The IPSASB conceptual framework and key accrual accounting concepts Financial statements Disclosure standards Long-term (non-current assets) Current assets Service concession arrangements: grantor Leases and leasing arrangements Accrual-based IPSAS: Part 2 Revenues and expenses Employee benefits, social benefits, and other liabilities Provisions and contingencies Budget reporting Financial instruments Consolidations and strategic investments Specific standards: accounting for agriculture and accounting in hyperinflation economies Recommended practice guidelines Cash-based IPSAS Content part 1 cash basis IPSAS Examples of use of cash basis IPSAS Content part 2 cash basis IPSAS Making the Transition to IPSAS Project management perspective What is the starting point for transition? Different paths of IPSAS adoption First-time adoption of accrual basis IPSAS Target audience Accounting and financial specialists, professionals, practitioners, and policymakers employed within national, state/provincial and local governments; government ministries, departments, programs, boards, commissions, and agencies; public sector social security funds, trusts, and statutory authorities; and International governmental organizations. Accounting and finance staff of public sector entities that intend to embrace IPSAS, and thereby upgrade the reporting, the accountability and the transparency of their organizations. Public administrators encountering important challenges in reducing the distance between accounting systems within countries as well as across borders, through a move towards harmonization of accounting practices in... [-]

Successful organizations will always get more opportunities. It is then when managing the expansion becomes important. For a team to manage multiple projects there is a need for unique techniques and tools. This training will help successful management of multiple projects at the same time.

Objectives Understand the difference of single and multiple project management scope Key principles of project management Monitoring multiple projects How to make practical and relevant tools for monitoring multiple projects Managing multiple project budgets and finances Timeliness and quality standards application for multiple projects HRM principles for multiple projects Who Should Attend ... [-]

A primer to the blockchain, distributed ledgers, and Hyperledger technologies. About this course

Discover the power of business blockchains and distributed ledger technologies with an overview of Hyperledger and its key frameworks. All over the global market, there are ledgers that organizations and individuals alike must trust. Blockchain technologies record promises, trades, transactions or simply items we never want to disappear, allowing everyone in an ecosystem to keep a copy of the common system of record.

This introductory course is carefully curated for nontechnical, business-oriented audiences. It examines blockchains for the enterprise and a number of pertinent use cases from Hyperledger, a global cross-industry community of communities hosted by The Linux Foundation and advancing business blockchain technologies. Hyperledger is incubating and promoting enterprise-grade, open-source business blockchain software, on top of which anyone can set up apps to meet cross-industry needs.... [-]

Employment opportunities are plenty for people with bookkeeping skills. If you have a penchant for keeping things organized and can crunch numbers fairly, ICI can help you become qualified to grab those opportunities. Our bookkeeping program is designed by carefully considering government and bookkeeping industry standards. It is developed with professional bookkeepers and taught in a practical and easy to understand approach.

Course Outline

The course trains you vital bookkeeping tasks such as:

Preparing financial statements Maintaining asset and inventory records Developing and implementing policies and practices relevant to bookkeeping activities Establishing and maintaining a cash accounting system Establishing and maintaining an accrual accounting system Carrying out business activity and installment activity statement tasks Communicating in the workplace Using technology in the workplace Applying principle of professional practice to work in the financial services industry Introduction to bookkeeping and bookkeeping principles Career Prospects ... [-]

Our Accounting Courses range from Beginner to Advanced level and are aimed at people who work or who wish to work in a role that requires Accountancy skills.

Kensington and Chelsea College has been accredited by the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) to deliver its accounting qualifications. AAT is a professional qualification and membership body. Its qualifications give students practical skills to work in a range of finance and accounting jobs. People with AAT qualifications go on to work at all levels and in all sectors of the economy with some running their own accountancy practices.

Only AAT Approved training providers are allowed to deliver the AAT Accounting Qualification and they must first go through a rigorous verification process. We are delighted to be offering the AAT Accounting Qualification. Our tutors bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise in training accountancy students. Jane Scott Paul, AAT Chief Executive said: ‘Every business needs well trained finance staff and an AAT qualification demonstrates to a prospective employer that you have the skills to do job. Gaining a recognised accountancy qualification with AAT is the first step into a professional finance career.’... [-]

ACCA Course

The ACCA Qualification is designed to provide the accounting knowledge, skills and professional values which will deliver finance professionals who are capable of building successful careers across all sectors, whether they are working in the public or private sectors, practising in accounting firms, or pursuing a career in business. The ACCA Qualification embeds the global accounting education standards set by the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC). There is a strong focus on professional values, ethics, and governance. These skills are essential as the profession moves towards strengthened codes of conduct, regulation, and legislation – with an increasing focus on professionalism and ethics in accounting. These are examined at the highest level in the ACCA Qualification and are a core element of your practical experience requirements.... [-]

About CIMA

The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA), founded in 1919, is the world’s leading and largest professional body of management accountants.

CIMA helps individuals and businesses to succeed by harnessing the full power of management accounting – not just accounting for the balance sheet, but accounting for business.

Together with the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), we established the Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) designation in 2012 to provide members with a new level of resources and recognition.

The CIMA syllabus draws on the unique CGMA Global Management Accounting Principles© and CGMA Competency Framework to empower individuals with high-level abilities to help them achieve sustainable success in both business and finance.... [-]

ACCA Professional Level

GMIT Galway Campus

GMIT offers a range of accounting programmes from technician level through to post-graduate level, and now offers you the chance to complete the ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) finals here in GMIT. The ACCA is recognised as the largest and fastest-growing global professional accountancy body with 571,000 students and members in 170 countries. ACCA Ireland has over 20,000 students and members.The School of Business in GMIT has a long tradition of providing high-quality accounting graduates since 1973. Our dedicated teaching staffs are focused on student development and progression. Our lecturers are highly qualified professional accountants with considerable lecturing experience who understand the requirements of professional study, as they act as examiners, lecturers, markers and moderators for the professional accounting body.... [-]

What are the objectives of this course?

The CIMA Professional – Strategic Level (E3) qualification is one of three modules that make up the strategic level of the certificate. The aim of the E3 course is to advance your knowledge and skills so that you can design and implement strategies, which can improve the performance of an enterprise.

Learn how external factors, including stakeholders, society, suppliers and customers, can affect an organisation’s strategy. Understand the impact of information systems on an organisation, including IT and the Internet. Get to grips with the main elements of the change process, so that you can help to advise an organisation on how to manage resistance to change and what can trigger the changes in the first place. Learn how to advise on, recommend and implement a change programme and learn the role of management in the change process. Understand and evaluate the process of strategy development, including strategy formulation, the various strategic options, the different organisational structures and the role of directors in the process. Evaluate the various tools and techniques, qualitative and quantitative, which are used within strategy development processes, including trend analysis, system modelling and the Delphi method. Gain insight into the appropriate control methods and be able to recommend them according to the strategy being implemented. Learn how to recommend solutions to problems faced by performance management situations and be able to evaluate alternative models of performance management, such as the balanced scorecard. Boost your advisory skills and learn how... [-]