TOP 10 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 2

Financial skills are fundamental to any managerial position. Learn how to think about finance, and you'll expand your career opportunities. From accruals to write-offs to receivables and payables, this workshop shows non-financial managers the concepts.

Financial Management I course is offered by Yellowquill College. The curriculum provides learners with an appreciation of indigenous forms of governance and organizational development, from pre-contact to the present, including modern forms of organizational and management principles.

This course, CRM 56: Risk Financing, investigates the selection, implementation and monitoring of risk financing techniques and the funds an organization can obtain to pay when accidental losses strike.

Supported by the Toronto Stock Exchange, the TSX Venture Exchange, and the BC Securities Commission, this course will give you the information you need to comply with Canada’s complex system of securities regulation.

The Certificate in Finance and Risk Management consists of three (3) fully online courses that are designed to help learners in public and private sector organizations navigate the complexities of financial, technological, and organizational management and risk.

Complex projects require significant investments. It is essential for the project manager to be able to assess the risks, anticipate long-term costs, calculate the amortization period and return on investment, before committing.

The course will cover working capital management, receivable management, capital expenditures, cash management, tax application, and financial statement analysis.

Cash Flow Forecasting course is offered by Megacity Management & Accounting Systems Inc. Megacity Management & Accounting Systems Inc. offers training in business skills workshops and attends regular tax practitioners' seminars with Canada Revenue Agency officials.

Capital markets are surging, and the number of IPOs are on the rise. Equity financing is a vital tool. In fact, it is the lifeblood of many corporations.

All managers and executives must have a sufficient understanding of the financial and accounting principles that govern organizations. This is necessary both to understand the financial data and documents of your organization and your sector of activity, to discuss with your colleagues.