Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Statements
About This Course
This intermediate-level course provides learners with a deeper understanding of financial accounting and analysis to support effective business and financial decision-making. Participants will strengthen their knowledge of financial statements, accounting terminology, treatments, and reporting standards commonly applied in business environments.
The course examines the key components of a company’s balance sheet, the relationship between business processes and financial reporting, and the calculation of key financial ratios used to assess business performance. By the end of the course, participants will be able to analyse financial information confidently and apply accounting concepts effectively in the workplace.
What You'll Learn
Participants will learn to:
- Understand the characteristics and purpose of financial statements used in business reporting and decision-making.
- Learn accounting terminology, treatment, and standards used in financial recording and reporting.
- Appreciate the major components of a company’s financial balance sheet.
- Calculate key financial ratios using information from company financial statements.
- Understand how key business processes relate to financial statements and reporting.
Entry Requirements
able to speak, read, and write at a English proficiency level of ES WPLN L3 or equivalent
attitudes that include: a sense of responsibility, able to support and add value to business operation, being passionate in performing work activities
target age group: 25 and above
minimum education level: GCE 'O' Level
required years of experience: 6 months of work experience