TOP 10 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT COURSES IN SOUTH AFRICA

The Impact of COVID-19 on IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards) Financial Statements explores standards from The IFRS Foundation that have been affected by the onset of the pandemic.

Running of a successful business depends on being able to handle the costs, reduce expenses and increase profits – that’s what our Financial Management course covers.

Financial Management N4-6 course is offered by Nkangala TVET College.

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.

 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 aim of this course is to educate students, individuals, parents, teachers, skills/HR trainers, brokers-to-be, employees, entrepreneurs and school leavers about Total Personal Financial Planning, the different personal financial planning areas.

The broad aim of this course is to introduce participants to key knowledge and skills pertaining to Public Financial Management

The National Certificate: Municipal Financial Management enables qualifying learners to apply strategic level financial management competencies to ensure effective, efficient and economical utilisation of public funds and resources at local government level.

This is an accredited Finance course, aligned to cover the outcomes of unit standard 252040 - Manage the finances of a unit, at NQF level 5 for 8 credits.

The program is designed to provide non financial managers with a better understanding of  financial management and  empowers learners with enough understanding of the financial forces that affect the Decision making process. Delegates will be given the ability to interpret financial statement...