TOP 10 FINANCE FOR NON FINANCE MANAGERS COURSES IN EDMONTON, CANADA

Our Finance for Non-financial Professionals course was created because knowing how to read, analyze, and use financial statements to support business objectives is an essential skill in today’s competitive business environment.

In this course, managers will explore how to align budgets with an operational or strategic plan.  Managers will gain insights on how budget analysis reveals opportunities and pressures, including the telltale warning signs when budgets may be off track and how variances can be managed.

Learn good financial judgment in order to be grounded in the tools of finance and deepen your financial decision-making skills.

Finance for the Non-Financial Manager course is offered by TriOS College. TriOS College Corporate Training offers companies with customizable training solutions to help with employee growth and evolvement.

Financial Literacy For Leaders course is offered by Camosun Coastal Centre. The Camosun Coastal Centre (CCC) brokers training to enhance workforce development in the shipbuilding industry.

Get a foundation to understand the seven steps in the accounting cycle and use financial information in decision making. Come away with the knowledge to analyze resource allocation and evaluate financial performance.

By shoring up your financial literacy, you will become more confident and comfortable talking about topics of a financial nature. This is turn will improve your credibility, as many of your financial decisions will involve the ability to process accounting information.

This 3-day program makes financial learning practical and enjoyable for current or aspiring leaders with no previous training in accounting or finance. Learn from real-life examples and understand key financial concepts, terminology and methodology.

Build financial acumen that will help you minimize risk and maximize profit. Get a grip on what those numbers and financial documents really mean. Speak the language of finance and make decisions which support the bottom line.

All managers must be able to anticipate the impact of their decisions on the company's finances, to align themselves with the strategic directives of senior management regarding ROI and to communicate calmly with accounting and financial managers.