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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FOR NON-FINANCE PERSONNEL

The Financial Accounting for Non-Finance professionals course provides the basis non-Finance professionals with an opportunity to understand financial information and use it for good financial management and decision making. It introduces participants to financial statements and their use for decision making, budgeting and budgetary control, product and service costing, internal control and their importance and local government finance system
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Financial Accounting for Non-Finance Personnel

Course Details

Background

Zambia’s 7th national development plan   emphases the need for improved transparency and accountability. Among the strategies planned to achieve this is to strengthen transparency, accountability and enhance public financial management. Although the 7th plan will come to an end in 2021.The need to strengthen transparency and accountability mechanisms and public financial management is even greater as government plans to implement the decentralization policy in 2022. Transparency and accountability can only be achieved if key stakeholder have the basic understanding of financial accounting. Hence the need for the non-finance personnel to have financial accounting knowledge cannot be overemphasized.    

The Financial Accounting for Non-Finance Managers Course is intended for persons who wish to have a basic understanding of accounting and financial management. The course provides a unique opportunity to develop accounting knowledge and how it can be used in decision making. This course is especially designed to tackle accounting and financial management challenges face by non-accounting stake holder both in the public and private sector and Micro, Small and Medium enterprises.

Rationale

The Financial Accounting for Non-Finance professionals course provides the basis non-Finance professionals with an opportunity to understand financial information and use it for good financial management and decision making. It introduces participants to financial statements and their use for decision making, budgeting and budgetary control, product and service costing, internal control and their importance and local government finance system. Having knowledge in these key accounting areas will help in strengthening the transparency and accountability in handling of public and private  finances which is at the centre of   achieving decentralization hence achieving Zambia’s national development plan. This course is especially designed to tackle accounting and financial management challenges face by non-accounting stake holder both in the public and private sector and Micro, Small and Medium enterprises
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Code

NFA101
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Fees

K2,000 Groups of more than 5 persons K1,500 per person
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Location

Face to Face or Online
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Contact

Coordinator: Mr. K Chungu
Email: kchungu@mu.ac.zm
Phone Number: 0970 349607
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Dates

Dates

Aim

To produce non-Finance professionals who have an understanding of financial information and use it for good financial management and decision making so as  to strengthen  transparency, accountability in public and private financial management hence achieving Zambia’s national development plan.  

Objectives

At the end of the program Learners should be able to:

  1. Understand financial statements and how to interpret them for use in decision making
  2. Evaluate budgets and understand budgetary control
  3. Analyse the costing and pricing of products and services for proper decision making
  4. Understand the internal controls and how they contribute to good financial management and good governance.
  5. understand the local government finance system and drive the decentralization policy

Entry requirements

Open to all professionals.

COURSE DELIVERY.

Intensive 3 days workshop

QUALIFICATION

Upon successful completion, the candidates will be awarded a Mulungushi University certificate for Financial Accounting for Non-Finance managers personnel

Course Content

  1. Financial statements
  2. Interpretation of Financial statements
  3. Budgeting and budgetary control
  4. Product and service costing
  5. Internal control and their importance
  6. Local government finance system.

Lesson Schedule

Day

Lesson/activity

Responsible/Lecturer

Day 1

-Financial statements and

-Interpretation of Financial statements

 

Dr Musawa

Day 2

-Budgeting and budgetary control

-Product and service costing

 

Mr Musha/Mr Lungu/Mr Deressa

Day 3

-Internal control and their importance

-Local government finance system.

 

Dr Musawa

Teaching Methods

Face to Face or Online

Case Studies

Group Simulations

Timing and schedules

Time: 09hrs to 16hrs every day

Assessment Method

Assessments will include a combination of

Simulations/Discussions

Group work

Case studies etc. as determined by the instructor

Certifications

Mulungushi University certificate will be provided

Connect with us

Mulungushi University

Plot number 1347/M

Great North Road

Kabwe, Zambia

  • dummy+(260) 215 228 004

  • dummy academic@mu.ac.zm

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