TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 7

Chief Anti-Money Laundering Officers have oversight responsibility for the whole compliance program, but are generally overlooked when it comes to specialized training needs

For most international private banks, financial crime risk management is not simply a regulatory necessity. In order to protect clients and businesses, regardless of where they are located, a prudent risk management strategy is required.

For successful financial investigations, financial intelligence analysts must be able to determine what information is relevant, where to collect it from and understand how it will be used.

Increase your job options with the combined Accounting and Payroll Administration program. Qualify to become an accounting technician, bookkeeper, payroll clerk or financial officer. Graduate in just 10 months, internship included.

In the course you will run a payroll, make miscellaneous payments and keep track of projects. All kinds of reporting will be done. The final outcome of this course will be the ability to use Sage 50 to perform the necessary control and reporting for a small business.

Our Taxation course introduces you to the basics of the Canadian income tax system as set out in the Income Tax Act and income tax interpretation bulletins.

The major purpose of this course is to prepare students to assume a role as entrepreneur, acting as a general manager, as opposed to an accounting technician or a financial specialist.

Our Sage 50 Accounting course introduces you to Sage 50 Accounting for Windows, a fully integrated accounting software for small businesses. Learn to create business accounting systems that analyze and process regular business transactions

Our QuickBooks course helps you acquire fundamental small-business accounting knowledge using QuickBooks Online. Learn how to record transactions, fix errors, customize forms, and generate and print forms and reports

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.