TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND

How to use Sage Bookkeeping software (version used in this lecture is v9).

This accounting short course organized by New Zealand Institute of Skills development (NZISD) is designed to help you easily develop the skills and knowledge of Accounting and Taxation that you can apply in corporate and small scale business establishments.

This workshop is designed for adults on the autism spectrum who are interested to develop the foundational skills for money management.

This technical programme allows you to expand, explore and understand accounting knowledge in plain language.

Enable the most effective balance of organisational change and BAU in your company's portfolio of projects. Enhance the success rate for projects/programmes and the wider portfolio within your organisation.

It’s a responsible task being a member of the accounting team. You need to have the skills, expertise and knowledge to deliver accurate and up to date information that the business can rely on for informed decision making.

One thing is certain in life – we all pay tax! You need specialised skills and knowledge to manage an efficient tax function within a business. The process is rigid and very much driven by dates and reporting.

Sometimes finance and statistics can be daunting in the business environment. This course will demystify these two functions and provide you with the skills and confidence to process statistical data and perform financial calculations.

This practical workshop will improve participants' financial understanding. By the end of this course they'll be able to read a Profit & Loss Statement and Balance Sheet, and understand the common classifications and groupings within them.

This workshop is designed to assist you in preparing the financial information needed in your business plan, particularly if you wish to take your business plan to a bank to gain funding.

Understanding your Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet 2: Financial ratios and analysis. So you can read your Profit & Loss Statement and Balance Sheet now, but are things really as good (or bad) as they seem?