Finance For Non-finance Professionals (FINON 2) 

Certificate of completion (supplied by PasarTrainer)

Training Material

A multiple-choice test to assess the participants' proficiency level prior to enrolling in the training program.

Pre-Test (30 Questions - closed book) 

1.1  Time & Value of Money

1.2  Investment decision using Net Present Value

1.3  Investment decision using Internal Rate of Return

1.4. Investment decision using Payback Period

This chapter will teach participants about Long-term Investment and Incremental Analysis based on Net Present Value, Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and Payback Period. 

Long-term Investment and Incremental Analysis 

2.1   Straight Line Method

2.2  Units of Activity

2.3  Declining Balance

2.4  Double-declining Balance

This chapter will define Fixed Assets for participants and teach them how to depreciate it based on the method applied to the Fixed Assets itself. Participants will also learn about how this affects  profit or loss. 

Fixed Assets and their depreciation 

3.1  Working Capital Management Strategies

3.2 Valuing Account Receivable with Direct  Write-off Method and Allowance Method

3.3 Calculating The Cash Conversion cycle (CCC)

3.4  Strategies for Managing  the CCC

Working Capital is the blood of the company, therefore it should be managed carefully to make sure that the operation will be running smoothly to its maximum capacity and profitability. 

Working Capital Management 

4.1 Determining Inventory Items 

4.2 Determining Inventory Costs 

4.3 Inventory Cost Flow Assumptions 

4.4 Financial Statement Effects of Costing Method 

As part of Working Capital, good Inventory management will make cost efficiency in cost of good sold and will affect cost of money for inventory.

Inventory 

A multiple-choice test to assess the participants' proficiency level after enrolling in the training program.

Post-Test (30 Questions - closed book) 

This course aims to teach participants to understand how to evaluate Investment and Capital Structure, Fixed Assets, Working Capital, and Inventory. 