TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA

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

In the management discipline, this qualification enhances student’s ability to apply management principles in decision-making and identifying critical success factors for small business management and better performance in the business environment.

The strategic level is made up of three subjects. Students who have completed the strategic level subject must then complete the strategic level Integrated Case Study (ICS) to become CIMA qualified.

Study CIMA Professional qualification (Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Management Accounting) to boost your career and earn the prestigious global CIMA professional qualification designation (ACMA / CGMA).

 In the course of the project world, we have learnt or experienced several projects that get abandoned prior to their completion. In most cases, this is due to misuse of funds, fraud or generally lacking knowledge of managing donor funds.

The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) is an independent professional accounting body based in the United Kingdom that offers training for a qualification in Management Accounting and related business accounting subjects.

In this programme you will enhance your skills in and knowledge of bookkeeping methods, accounting,commercial law, economics and finances.

This training course is designed to give you the knowledge and skills necessary to perform a bookkeeper to trail balance function using Sage Pastel Partner Version 19.

The short course in Financial Management for Non-Financial Managers provides you with a better understanding of financial management (as a component of the management structure) to help achieve your organisations objectives. During the course, you will gain knowledge of the basic financial procedur...

Bookkeeping and the Fundamentals of Accounting - Contact Course is Offered by IIE Varsity College.

Most people need to obtain credit to get the goods they want, and to pay these items off in instalments. To ensure that credit providers do not take advantage of consumers, consumer rights in South Africa are protected under the National Credit Act (No. 34 of 2005) (NCA).