Finance, financial management, or accounting can be daunting for the non-finance specialist. Learn to make sense of accounting and financial reports, the assumptions on which they are based, and the limits of their accuracy. These workshops dispel the mysteries of accounting and finance, and give you the tools to report, present, and understand financial information even if you have no previous background in the subject.

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
Understand annual reports, financial ratios, and budgeting
Provide a basic understanding of accounting elements
Familiarize the participants with the relevant financial information needed to make management decisions
Practice using financial information in managerial decisions
Understand the basic concepts of financial reporting in the profit and loss statement and balance sheet
Understand and work more effectively with the financial managers of the organization
Increase comprehension of current analytical practices and techniques using “real-life” situations
Increase ability to communicate with financial executives, ask relevant questions, and understand responses