Introduction to Finance for Non-Financial Managers

Overview

Now accepting final applications; don’t miss this unique opportunity to upskill with a free or 90% funded course. All classes are recorded for revision and catch up purposes.

This course is designed to provide learners with an understanding of how accountancy plays an integral part in business organisations, highlighting the importance of recording management and financial accounting information accurately. It outlines the vital role of providing the various stakeholders with quantitative financial information which can be used in making business and investment decisions.

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Why study this subject at Griffith College?

Enables learners to have an understanding of the financial aspects of business
Equips learners with knowledge and transferable skills essential to jump start or progress in your career
Progression options available
Delivered by experienced lecturers
Live streamed classes
Classes will also be recorded and made available on the Student Portal

Course Highlights

Enables learners to apply the correct accounting treatments for current and non-current assets and liabilities, revenue, expenses and equity
Gain skills to prepare financial statements for sole traders in accordance with international standards
Identifies and explains cost and revenue classifications and cost behaviour patterns
Equips the learner with skills to describe and apply marginal cost accounting techniques
Explains and interprets decision-making techniques to evaluate business choices
Applies budgeting techniques and evaluate alternative methods of budgeting, planning and control

About the Certificate

Learners who complete this programme are awarded a Certificate in Introduction to Finance for Non-Financial Managers from Griffith College. They also receive a transcript of results detailing their attainment in the component modules on the related QQI validated programmes.

As a bespoke certificate, with modules drawn from separate programmes, the Certificate does not lead to a separate award on the National Framework of Qualifications.