Certificate in Finance for Non-Finance Managers
Course
Online
Description
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Type
Intensive course
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Level
Intermediate
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Methodology
Online
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Class hours
80h
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Duration
3 Months
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
Comprising 4 courses and 80+ hours of online learning, the GLOBAL CERTIFICATE IN FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT is designed to enable experienced managers, to acquire the skills and knowledge to analyse financial performance and make financial decisions effectively.
You will learn the fundamentals of financial and management accounting, including financial statements, profit and loss accounts, and balance sheets. You will also learn how to manage the budgeting processes in your business unit, to ensure the process function effectively and efficiently.
Important information
Documents
- Global Certificate in Finance for Non-Finance Managers - 2017.pdf
Facilities
Location
Start date
Start date
About this course
On completion of this program, you will be able to:
1. Read and interpret financial statements, balance sheets, and managerial accounting reports.
2. Back up your business plans and proposed budgets with solid financial facts and analyses.
3. Use everyday financial data, terms, and tools more effectively.
4. Differentiate between finance and accounting.
5. Grasp accounting fundamentals such as debits, credits and double-entry book-keeping.
6. Use financial tools to manage performance more effectively.
7. Determine how assets, liabilities and equity affect your area of operation.
8. Justify requests for new equipment and other capital investments.
9. Calculate returns on sales, gross margin percentages, and returns on total assets using ratio analyses-and plan for the future with confidence.
10. Relate your department's financial performance to the bigger picture.
This program is designed for middle managers seeking to acquire the financial knowledge and skills to enter more senior management roles.
There are no formal entry requirements for this program.
The program is delivered through:
- Online Learning through the Global E-Learning Portal - providing leading e-learning programs.
- Duration - participants have access to the portal for 6 months from the date of registration.
- Online Assessment comprising short on-line quizzes for each course. No formal written assessment is required.
- Comprehensive downloadable learning manuals, Excel workbooks , articles and case studies also provided.
- Participants must complete all 4 of the courses in the program to qualify for the certificate.
- Parchment certificate mailed on successful completion of the program.
- Each course takes approximately 20 hours to complete.
- Tutor Support is available through email, web conferencing and phone, throughout your program.
On enquiry, we will send you a login to our e-learning system, and extracts from the course.
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Subjects
- Financial Management
- Budgeting
- Finance
- Financial Training
- Accounting
- Budgetary management
- Budgetary control
- Business Finance
- Budgeting Systems
- Business Case
Teachers and trainers (1)
James Johnston
Director of Studies
James is the ILM Program Director at Global Management Academy. James has an MBA and MA Education, and has 30 years of experience in Senior Management, Business Consulting and ownership of several companies, including software and consulting companies in Australia and Britain.
Course programme
UNDERSTAND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
- Unit 1: Getting Started
- Unit 2: Managing Business Finances
- Unit 3: The Manager’s Role
- Unit 4: Sources of Finance
- Unit 5: The Balance Sheet
- Unit 6: The Income Statement
- Unit 7: The Cash Flow Statement
- Unit 8: Understanding Budgets
- Unit 9: Managing the Budget
- Unit 10: Wrapping-up
BUDGETARY PLANNING AND CONTROL
- Unit 1: Getting Started
- Unit 2: Understanding Budgets
- Unit 3: Budgeting and Business Planning
- Unit 4: The Budgeting Process
- Unit 5: Finalizing (Consolidating) the Budget
- Unit 6: Controlling the Budget
- Unit 7: Budgeting Best Practices
- Unit 8: Wrapping up
INTERPRETING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
- Unit 1: Getting Started
- Unit 2: Sources of Business Finance
- Unit 3: The Balance Sheet
- Unit 4: The Income Statement
- Unit 5: The Cash Flow Statement
- Unit 6: Profitability Ratios
- Unit 7: Liquidity and Activity Ratios
- Unit 8: Leverage Ratios
- Unit 9: Value and Investment Ratios
- Unit 10: Wrapping-up
MAKING A FINANCIAL CASE
- Unit 1: Getting Started
- Unit 2: The rationale for a business case.
- Unit 3: The format of an effective business case.
- Unit 4: Assessing and Defining the Business Need
- Unit 5: Identifying viable solution options
- Unit 6: Evaluating Solution options
- Unit 7: Making the Financial Case
- Unit 8: Presenting the Recommended Solution
- Unit 9: Managing the Investment
- Unit 10: Wrapping-up
Certificate in Finance for Non-Finance Managers