TOP 10 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT COURSES IN SOUTH AFRICA - PAGE 3

Personal Financial Management Course is offered by Matasolve Academy.

Whether you’re a doctor, hairdresser, or owner of a profitable pet parlour, good financial management is key to any company meeting its business objectives

This programme forms part of a pathway of management qualifications designed to develop financial management competencies required in companies, small businesses and non-profit organizations across various sectors and industries. The qualifying learner may progress to the full qualification in gene...

This programme is ideal for you if you have ambitions of managing a business and its finances. It will give you the knowledge and skills you need to become part of your company's management team.

This short course will provide students with the financial knowledge and skills required to participate in business activities such as financial planning, financial control and to make savvy financial and investment decisions.

The programme progresses through three levels. Each N level takes place over one semester. After each semester, students are eligible for a National Certificate on that level. We recommend continuing through all three levels in order to qualify for the National Diploma.

The purpose of this qualification is to prepare a learner to operate as a Financial Advisor. A Financial Advisor analyses the financial needs of clients and facilitates processes to implement solutions that will contribute towards the protection and growth of wealth for clients.

The core fundamentals of framework and purpose of financial management; understanding financial statements; analysis of financial statements for decision making; time value of money; risk and return relationships; business valuation; short-term planning and current asset management.

The Diploma in Financial Management sets learners up for a career in bookkeeping and accounting. It focuses on the principles of cost analysis, budgets, business management, accounting, and entrepreneurship.

With increasing competition and focus on corporate earnings, project and contract managers are held accountable, not just for achieving technical and scheduling goals, but also for meeting profitability targets and other cost related measures.