Accounting 101

Posted 12 months 2 days ago by INCEIF

Duration : 3 weeks
Study Method : Online
Subject : Business
Overview
Master the fundamentals of financial accounting to build skills and knowledge for your finance career.
Course Description

Understand accounting and financial reporting with INCEIF

Are you considering a career in finance? Do you want a quick and easy route to gaining the skills and knowledge you need?

This three-week crash course from INCEIF University is designed to provide a foundation in financial accounting. Combining knowledge of core concepts and applied professional skills, the course will equip you for finance careers in a variety of businesses and sectors.

Discover accounting terminology and types

After a broad introduction to financial accounting, you’ll take a closer look at its terminology and types.

You’ll learn about the difference between accrual basis and cash basis, discovering key terms and concepts including fair value, the time value of money, and the going concern principle.

Learn how to structure and analyse financial statements

In Week 3 of the course, you’ll learn how to structure, analyse, and present a financial statement.

You’ll identify the key features of financial statements, and develop the skills you need to undertake rigorous statement analysis.

You’ll finish the course with the knowledge and credentials you need to kickstart your finance career.

This introductory course is designed for anyone interested in careers in finance and financial accounting.

You don’t need any prior knowledge or experience to get the most out of this course.

Requirements

This introductory course is designed for anyone interested in careers in finance and financial accounting.

You don’t need any prior knowledge or experience to get the most out of this course.

Career Path
  • 1. Identify the role and purpose of financial accounting in reporting financial information
  • 2. Discuss the key accounting principles
  • 3. Demonstrate the presentation of financial statements
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