COURSES OFFERED BY CPA ALBERTA

The CPA Professional Education Program (CPA PEP) is a two-year graduate-level program leading to the Chartered Professional Accountant designation.

CIMA and CPA Canada are committed to fostering global mobility for accountants and will continue to have pathways into their respective designations for internationally trained professional accountants.

Toxic workplace cultures are well-defined and ravaged workers are leaving in pursuit of better places to work. Would you like to make your corporate culture the place everybody wants to join? Do you want “ready to use” ideas to improve culture?

As a Controller, you are expected to be the financial expert in your organization. You are relied upon to produce, analyze and interpret the financial data that will be used by the executive team to make key financial decisions.

This program is valuable to all levels of leaders and emerging leaders, analysts and advisors who are interested in the dynamics and application of strategic thinking and strategy development, in a way that supports and shapes business resiliency, social, societal and economic development. 

If you are an experienced Excel user seeking to elevate your skills, join the K2 team for K2’s Advanced Excel. In this laptop-friendly course, you will learn critical advanced Excel skills in six key areas:

Our new normal of hybrid working has created both benefits and challenges to working within teams. The course will then provide practical research-based solutions to help overcome these challenges and lead your hybrid team to success.  

In this course, we will explore why conflicts develop within teams. We will use root cause analysis to make our best assessment of the conflict and then learn tools that can help us as leaders move our teams out of conflict and restore and improve team productivity. 

Whether for performance reasons, planning reasons, or just because of the evolution of the life cycle of a corporation (or its shareholders), CPAs are often required to assist in the “shutting down” of a corporation.

More and more CPAs are finding themselves dealing with unanticipated ethical dilemmas in the workplace. This may be on an individual level, impacting the CPAs personal and professional well-being.