This training from Accounting, Administration and Management provides comprehensive training in the essential principles and practices of accounting and business management. Participants will learn how to carry out the administration and accounting management in different business contexts, understanding concepts fundamental aspects such as the preparation of financial reports, budget management, cost accounting and decision-making based on financial data. This course provides a solid foundation in accounting and financial management, enabling professionals to acquire the essential skills needed to succeed in roles related to administration and accountancy across a range of sectors and organisations.
Corporate
Corporate
55 hours
Accounting, Administration and Management
Corporate
55 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Understand accounting principles.
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To master stock management.
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Carry out accounting tasks.
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To get to know regulations and requirements.
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Apply financial analysis.
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To take informed decisions.
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Use the General Chart of Accounts.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO ACCOUNTING.
Accounting principles
The General Chart of Accounts
TEACHING UNIT 2. STOCK
Purchases and sales
Stock levels
Expenditure and revenue
TEACHING UNIT 3. OPERATIONS
The company’s normal business operations
Fixed assets
Pre-year-end operations
TEACHING UNIT 4. REGULATIONS
Content and formal aspects of the annual accounts
Structure and official models
TEACHING UNIT 5. TYPES OF ANALYSIS
Asset analysis
Economic analysis
Financial analysis
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