This course is aimed at non financial managers and others in positions where an understanding of finance will help them be more effective in their main role. It is designed to demystify financial jargon and introduce the key financial statements, how to interpret them and how to use them to obtain essential business information.
The course then moves to areas which are most likely to be used frequently by delegates: How to work out cost and profit, how to plan and measure budgets, how to establish true costs to maximise profit, and finally options for price setting in order to achieve company objectives.
The course aims to give delegates a practical knowledge of finance which will help them make more informed decision and be conversant with areas of financial theory which can be used in their daily activities.
CPD Value 3 Hours
Course Benefits
- A firm understanding of finance and how it can be used by managers in non – financial roles.
- Explanation of key financial statements and practice using the information they contain.
- Techniques for assessing true cost and developing profitable pricing strategies.
- Practical advice on using financial information for internal management and reporting
Our Edinburgh training venue
PTP's courses take place at the Edinburgh Training Centre in the heart of Edinburgh.
PTP's Edinburgh venue is conveniently located just off the Royal Mile, only a few minutes away from Edinburgh Waverley train. It has free wi-fi and unlimited refreshments throughout the day. The lunch buffet which is included in all full day PTP courses is excellent.
Address
Edinburgh
Edinburgh Training and Conference Venue
16 St. Mary's Street
Edinburgh
EH1 1SU
This course is available in the following locataions:
Business Friendly Finance - Half Day (am) London
Business Friendly Finance - Half Day (am) Bristol
Business Friendly Finance - Half Day (am) Manchester
Business Friendly Finance - Half Day (am) Nottingham
Business Friendly Finance - Half Day (am) Birmingham
Business Friendly Finance - Half Day (am) Leeds