TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN SOUTH AFRICA - PAGE 6

The global acceptance of IFRS as a basis for financial reporting for both public and private entities and other entities of public interest, such as state­ owned entities, non profit entities, creates a demand for highly trained financial professionals to implement such standards and principles.

 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.

This course, is designed to build the capacities of officials tasked with implementing the revised international standards on AML (anti-money laundering) and counter-terrorist financing (CFT) standard.

Banking Programmes Courses are offered by African Training Institutes.

The course covers the theoretical conceptual and practical fundamentals of insurance and risk management, examines alternative risk financing techniques, and explains specific insurance policies.

This course aims to introduce participants to essential concepts and techniques in Investment and Finance and aims to provide an understanding of financial institutions and investment parameters in South Africa.

Develop and extend an understanding of the concepts of management of risk and compliance in the context of good governance.

This course aims to provide participants with a basic understanding of the Value-Added Tax Act and will benefit beginners as well as practitioners who need to update their knowledge on the fundamentals of taxation.

This course aims to provide participants with an insight into the theories and applications of the discipline of economics, equivalent to a first-year level university course.

This course aims to provide participants with basic bookkeeping skills, and to enable participants to extract required financial information from, and interpret, financial statements.