ASMI505  Management Accounting
Planning, controlling and auditing accounting reports

Course Audience 

·         CFO’s Team: Finance Managers, Treasurers, Investors Relations Managers, and Accounting Managers

·         Non-Finance Managers with P&L responsibility: Entrepreneurs, General Managers, Business Unit Managers, Operations Managers, Project Managers, and Management Accounting Consultants.

 Course Objectives 

·         Provides an understanding of the modern accounting framework

·         Offers experiential analysis to understand the challenges of CFOs and Accounting Managers in managing financial information

·         Covers financial and business accounting information used for planning, analysis, and control

·         Focuses on best practices, tools, models to facilitate managerial decision-making

·         Provides insights on how to develop strategies, initiatives and programs to introduce and manage financial controls

·         This course focuses on accounting for management decision-making and control. The course does not prepare the participants to pass tax or CPA exams

 Training Focus:

·         Develop the core management accounting skills and competencies. The core competencies include accounting knowledge, planning, control, problem-solving and communication.

Training Model

• Real-World Experience and Workshop Learning Model
• 45% Theory and 35% Workshop, and 20% Experiential Project Work

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