Painless Financial Literacy- 3 workshops
Painless Financial Literacy
This is Debi’s signature topic, offered as a one or a two-day workshop depending on the experience of the participants. Each presentation is customized to meet individual client needs and priorities. Participants leave this workshop with financial skills which will enable them to make better financial decisions in their work and personal lives. Typical topics include:
Financial Literacy
Understanding and interpreting financial statements
Accounting terminology
Generally accepted accounting principles
Balance sheets and income statements
Indicators of Financial Performance
Liquidity
Leverage
Asset management
Profitability and growth
Behavior of Costs
Fixed and variable costs
Volume required to cover fixed costs
Managing Working Capital and Receivables
Granting credit
Payment strategies for suppliers
Working capital ratios
Financing and Leverage
Basic types of financing
Why you should borrow money
Basic Business Valuation
Asset valuation method
Net income method
Going concern or liquidation methods
Comments
I recently attended a Sage 50, 40 hour course being facilitated by Chris Lewis of Chris Lewis Business Solutions. Located and sponsored through NOBL and CBDC New Glasgow.
I found the course and content to be very useful to me in a way that gave me the confidence to start a business plan for a small business in Bookkeeping.
Chris Lewis is very knowledgeable in the field of accounting and business and facilitated the program very well and professional. He gave more than anticipated tips and tricks of the trade which will also be very useful to me being new to the business world.
It is a great opportunity in my opinion to attend such courses being offered; especially for free. These courses can run you anywhere from $1500 to $2500 depending on the institution. I would like to attend more courses like this to keep my skills up to date and to gain more knowledge of the business world.
Corinna Reynolds
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