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Management Training for Smaller Businesses
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An Introduction to Practical
Cost
Management
(2 Days)
A Corporate Degrees Programme
Many companies don’t really understand the true basis of their costs. This understanding is vital when searching for greater profitability, productivity and competitiveness. This workshop aims to close that gap, and give a clear and practical overview of the elements that should be considered by managers trying to manage and control costs.
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| Practical Double Entry Bookkeeping (1)
(2 Days)
A Corporate Degrees Programme
Double entry bookkeeping is the basis of all accounting, computerised or manual. The aim of this programme is to introduce managers to its standard principles. Delegates will learn basic bookkeeping procedures and concepts. These include double entry, the use and relationship of various accounting ledgers. They will also learn about profit & loss and balance sheets and their relationship to bookkeeping.
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(2 Days)
A Corporate Degrees Programme
The aim of this programme is to follow on from Programme 1 (AC-BK01) and help participants understand standard principles to better manage the business. Delegates will learn basic bookkeeping procedures and concepts, for sales and purchase ledgers, posting entries, such as loans and grants, and producing trial balances, simple profit & loss accounts and balance sheets.
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| | Practical Double Entry Bookkeeping (3)
(2 Days)
A Corporate Degrees Programme
The aim of this programme is to follow on from Programmes 1 & 2 (AC-BK01/2) and introduce participants to its standard principles. In this programme, participants will go beyond trial balance stage, and learn accounting conventions and understand how they require adjustments to account balances, especially at period and year ends.
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