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Financial Training Program for Non-Specialists in Financial Management

Financial Training Program for Non-Specialists in Financial Management

$3500.00

Day One: Introduction to Financial Management

  • Definition of financial management: The importance and benefits of money management in business.

  • The different types of financial management: The difference between personal and managerial financial management.

  • Basic concepts in finance: interest, savings, risks, and returns.

  • Basics of Financial Data Analysis: An Introduction to Financial Statements such as the Balance Sheet and Income Statement.

Day Two: Financial Planning and Budgeting

  • The concept of financial planning: how to plan for money in the short and long term.

  • Budget preparation: How to prepare a financial budget for personal or business purposes.

  • Simple financial analysis: Comparing revenues and expenses.

  • Setting financial goals: How to set specific and achievable financial goals.

Day Three: Financial Data Analysis

  • Financial statement analysis: How to read and analyze the balance sheet and income statement.

  • Financial performance indicators: Such as return on investment (ROI), return on assets (ROA), and liquidity ratios.

  • Using financial ratios to evaluate performance: Applying ratio analysis to businesses.

Day Four: Making Financial Decisions

  • Making decisions based on financial data: How to make decisions based on numbers and analyses.

  • Balancing risks and returns: How to manage risks in financial decisions.

  • How to plan cash flows: Analyzing and calculating cash flows.

  • The impact of financial decisions on business operations: Understanding how financial decisions affect business processes.

Day Five: Investment Strategies and Capital Management

  • Basic concepts of investment: Explanation of investment tools such as stocks and bonds.

  • Types of investments: Short-term and long-term investments.

  • Capital management: How to allocate and use capital effectively.

  • Crisis financial planning: How to prepare for unexpected financial situations.

Teaching Method:

  • Teaching method: A mix of interactive lectures, group workshops, and practical case studies.

  • Evaluation: A practical test at the end of each day to ensure the application of the acquired concepts.

  • Interaction with the coach: Dialogue sessions and open discussions to ask questions and solve problems.