BPP Professional Development 2016 Financial and Management Accounting Programme

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1 BPP Professional Development 2016 Financial Management Accounting Programme

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3 Programme Guide Financial Accounting Programme Introductory Courses no experience required Course Title Date Outline Cost Introduction to bookkeeping Financial Accounting 1 Provides a foundation in manual bookkeeping skills Intermediate bookkeeping Financial Accounting February, August, February, July, Aimed at people in small businesses; starting to work in the finance industry or are looking to acquire new skills to get into the workplace Focuses on developing bookkeeping basic accounting skills, including double entry bookkeeping Includes control accounts progresses up to preparation of final accounts This level is suited for people who have completed the introductory level, or people already working in finance Introduction to Fund Accounting 25 February, 19 July, This course covers the basics of a fund the terminology used, including the structures used various asset classes It then focuses on how to account for fund transactions from commitments through to distributions There is no assumed knowledge required for this course trust company assets 9 March, pm Asset valuation Depreciation Revaluation Presentation of assets in the accounts Trust accounts interpretation of trust accounts 7 June, pm Focuses on an introduction to how trust companies record, analyse their financial performance position In addition, the principles techniques used to produce trust accounts will be compared to those used to produce accounts for non-trust organisations Interpretation of company accounts 3 August, pm Looks at understing interpreting a set of financial statements using ratios Covers the profitability, liquidity solvency of a company Aims to give delegates an idea of how to perform a more high level review of a set of accounts Is a practical session which the delegates will find useful within their workplace

4 Programme Guide Financial Accounting Programme Refresher Courses for qualified or experienced bookkeepers Course Title Date Outline Cost financial assets 10 February, Defines financial assets financial liabilities when they should be recognised financial liabilities Also when they should be measured as well as how any gains losses from subsequent measurement should be treated in the financial statements The session will highlight the distinction between debt equity capital how to account for compound financial instruments investment portfolios 17 February, Defines the assets included within an investment portfolio both financial non-financial Also covers when how to recognise gains losses on each of these classes of assets The concepts of right issues bonus issues will also be included as well as how to account for each of these The concept of Earning per Share how it is calculated will also be considered pensions 12 May, Defines the different types of pension schemes available the accounting treatment for each scheme Disclosure requirements will also be included Different methods of share based payments will be explained as well as the accounting concepts concerning these, including what expenses can be recognised annually the potential impact on equity liabilities leases 10 June, Explores the different types of lease finance used in practice how to account for each type of lease, covering both initial subsequent measurement the impact of this on the financial statements Disclosure requirements will also be outlined The session will be completed with a discussion of the forthcoming changes to accounting for leases provisions, contingent liabilities post year end events 2 August, Defines the concepts of provisions, contingent liabilities, adjusting non-adjusting post year end events When to account for each of these how to measure them in the financial statements will be detailed as well as the relevant disclosure requirements The session will be completed with a discussion of the forthcoming changes to accounting for provisions groups FX transactions foreign entities 1 September, 17 October, Starts by defining subsidiaries, associated companies investments based on the concepts definitions of control significant influence The concepts of consolidation equity accounting will be covered including goodwill, non-controlling interest, elimination of intragroup transactions balances Outlines the rules for accounting for foreign currency transactions in an individual company consolidating foreign subsidiaries Also covers when how to recognise FX gains losses how to value year end foreign currency assets liabilities

5 Programme Guide Management Accounting Programme Course Title Date Outline Cost An Entrepreneurs toolkit: Financial 28 June, pm This toolkit will help you whether it is a business start-up you are involved in or whether you have been in business for years strategy marketing The main skills you will come away with are budgeting techniques including breakeven analysis, cash management how to obtain further funding The course also looks at marketing tools including an understing of how to gain competitive advantage at a low cost The final section of the session brings together all tools to help you develop your own Business Plan Better forecasting budgeting Financial tools for decision making Driving down costs cash management 9 February, 16 September, 26 April, 16 November, 15 March, 7 October, pm Underst the benefits uses of budgeting the need to budget to ensure the success of the primary objective of a profit making organisation Review a range of budgeting methods along with the advantages disadvantages of each A review of the differences between budgeting forecasting Looks specifically at making decisions regarding capital investments Techniques covered will include internal rate of return, paypack period net present value Gives participants a toolkit of key ideas cost management strategies; a framework for analysing cost practical techniques for implementing cost reduction Covers urgent one-time cost cutting sustained long-term cost management Addresses how to balance tough cost management with core values, team motivation growth Finance for non finance professionals 14 July, 5 December, This course will look at the key concepts of both financial management accounting. By the end of the day participants will underst: The need for financial records the fundamental concepts of financial statements The format of balance sheets profit loss accounts The difference between capital revenue expenditure Stard accounting adjustments How to interpret a set of financial statements The concepts of liquidity The difference between financial accounting management accounting The concepts methods of budgeting, forecasting reforecasting The use of budgeting management accounting within performance management The techniques used to prepare budgets Classifications used in the analysis of costs including by function, direct indirect, fixed variable The importance of capital investment planning control How to define distinguish between capital revenue expenditure

6 This programme will give a broad overview of important aspects in accounting for trust corporate structures. Presenters The programme is presented by a range of BPP tutors speakers with current relevant practical experience individuals currently working in practice. Venue All sessions will take place at BPP Professional Education, Whiteley Chambers, 39 Don Street, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 4TR.. Costs Prices do not include GST. Those organisations or individuals who are not exempt from GST will pay an additional 5%. Discount Delegates, or organizations, booking 6 or more sessions from any programme will receive one session free of charge excluding Introduction Intermediate Bookkeeping courses. How to book Simply complete the booking form at the back of this brochure forward to maxinepreddy@bpp.com. Bookings should be received 7 days before the start of the course. If this is not possible please contact Maxine on Once BPP has received your booking we will send you confirmation along with full joining instructions. Change of date, venue or tutor BPP reserves the right to change course dates, venues or tutors, or cancel in exceptional circumstances. We will of course advise you of any changes as early as possible. Terms & conditions If you need to make amendments you can maxinepreddy@bpp.com We will accept name changes at any point up to the start of the course free of charge. If it becomes necessary to cancel a course delegate the following policy will apply: Cancellations 28 days or more in advance, no charge/full refund. Cancellations 27 7 days in advance, 50% charge. Cancellations less than 7 days in advance, no refund

7 Professional Development Booking Form Personal details Authorisation to invoice employer Title Date of Birth Company Name First Name Company Billing Address Last Name Home Address Town/City Post Code Town/City Post Code Authorising Manager Job Title Tel Tel Signature* Authorising Signature* *Student signature, by signing, I accept BPP s Privacy Policy (as amended from time to time) consent to BPP providing the personal data (including sensitive personal data) to my Employer. By submitting this application form, I confirm that I agree to the terms conditions applicable to the course(s) study materials. *I am authorized by the above company to authorize payment of the course study material fees set out in this application form, by signing this application, I confirm that the above company agrees to the terms conditions applicable to such sponsorship set out in the terms conditions applicable to the course(s) study materials. Please circle as applicable below GST ISE Number Self-funded Employer funded PO Number Accounts Payable Tel Accounts Payable Do you have any special needs/disability that may affect you in the event of a building evacuation whilst you are on BPP premises? Yes No (If yes, please arrive for the start of the first day of your course 15 minutes early to allow for the local site Health & Safety Officer to complete the necessary evacuation procedure assessments with you.) Course details Session Start date Price Payment details By cheque Please enclose cheque made payable to BPP (CI) Limited By card VISA MasterCard Card holder s name Card holder s address Post Code Date Card Number Security code Valid from Expiry date Send to Maxine Preddy maxinepreddy@bpp.com Tel

8 BPP Professional Education Whiteley Chambers, 39 Don Street, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 4TR Call +44 (0) bpp.com/jersey