TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN EAST LONDON, SOUTH AFRICA - PAGE 3

To facilitate an understanding of how to identify best practice management and use that as basis for the development of an audit programme (outcome: to be able to develop and audit programme).

The aims of the course is to provide people who are not trained financial specialists who are required to, or have an interest in, creating financial accounts in a business environment.

The CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting does not require formal entry qualifications. As such it provides open access to a stand-alone business and accounting qualification and a springboard to the Professional Qualification for those without a relevant degree or other accounting qualification...

The aim of the course is to provide people who are not trained financial specialists yet are required to, or have an interest in, understanding and interpreting corporate financial information, with the necessary skills to do so.

The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) offers a three-part course for the Certificate in Credit Management based on the syllabus of the Institute of Credit Management (ICM).

The course is aimed at students who are looking to become more proficient in Pastel computerised bookkeeping or those who are starting Pastel for the first time.

It introduces students to the computer, windows, email and internet as well as a study of Microsoft Office as an accounting tool. Being able to keep the books of a business on a computerised accounting software package is essential for any bookkeeper.

This course allows the student to develop applicable cost concepts in making short term decisions and the application of spreadsheets in management accounting.

This subject combines both Financial Reporting and Regulatory Frameworks and Research Theory and Practice. The purpose of this subject is to set out the principles and conceptual issues of IFRS, including their use in group statements.

This course aims to equip individuals working with a company’s debtors and/or creditors, with the knowledge and skills to perform their duties in line with the objectives as set out in the National Credit Act, The Consumer Protection Act and the Companies Act.