Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2016
What you'll learn
Upon completion of this course and successful assessment, learners will
have acquired these skills:
• Prepare and produce a presentation
according to a specified brief.
• Adjust settings to customise the view and preferences of the presentation application.
• Work with multiple presentations.
• Format a presentation.
• Use special presentation effects.
• Insert graphical elements
• Customise the PowerPoint for a specified purpose.
• Prepare to deliver your presentation
Microsoft Office Outlook 2016
What you'll learn
You will be able to manage your emails, calendar events, contacts and tasks
Learn Outlook’s most valuable communication tools
Acquire handy tips and tricks that can be applied in a professional environment
Microsoft Office Access 2016
What you'll learn
Microsoft Access is a software you can use to store, edit, and organize large pools of data. Unlike Excel, Access has more safeguards in place to prevent human error. You'll also be able to manage more data for your company.
Learn Microsoft Office Word 2016
What you'll learn
By the end of this course, you will have learnt how to create word documents, format them accordingly and print them. You will also learn how to mail merge documents, create beautiful tables so that your reports look professional... Lets do it.
Learn Microsoft Office Excel 2016
What you'll learn
By the end of this course you will be able to:
Create an Excel worksheet
Manipulate data using simple and complex formulas
Save and send Excel reports
Print Excel Sheets
Create beautiful graphs from data
Introduction to Computers
What you'll learn
By the end of this course, you will learn:
Definition of a Computer
Hardware and Software
Different types of computers
Basic Parts of a Desktop Computer
Front and Back of a Computer
Buttons and Ports of a Computer
Inside of a Computer
Mobile Devices
Operating Systems
Applications Software
Setting up Desktop Computers
Getting Started with your Computer
Getting to Know Windows Operating System
Connecting and Working with Internet
Cloud Systems
Computer Cleaning
Protecting Computers and Data
Safe working space (Human Computer Interaction)
Troubleshooting Computer Problems
How to Use Your Computer's Built-in Help
Learning a New Program
Bringing Your Files with You
Using Accessibility Features
Laptop Computers
CIMA Strategic Level Case Study
What you'll learn
Each level of the CIMA Professional Qualification culminates in a Case Study Examination, which integrates the knowledge, skills and techniques from across the three pillars into one synoptic capstone examination.
At the Strategic level, the role simulated is that of the senior finance manager. The Case Study Examination provides a simulated context which allows learners to demonstrate that they have acquired the required knowledge, skills, techniques and mindset for that role.
CIMA P3 Risk Management
What you'll learn
By the end of this course, you will have learnt:
Enterprise risk
Strategic risk
Internal controls
Cyber risk
CIMA P2 Advanced Management Accounting
What you'll learn
By the end of this course, you will have learnt:
Managing the costs of creating value
Capital investment decision making
Managing and controlling the performance of organisational units
Risk and control
CIMA P1 Management Accounting
What you'll learn
By passing the CIMA Operational level, you will gain the CIMA Diploma in Management Accounting
Operational level is the first level of the CIMA Professional Qualification and consists of three subject areas.
What do you learn at Operational Level?
The Operational level focuses on short term decision making. You’ll be able to work with others in your organisation and use appropriate data and technology to translate medium term decisions into short term actionable plans.
Part – Qualified designatory letters CIMA Dip MA
After successfully completing the level, you are awarded with the part-qualified designatory letters ‘CIMA Dip MA’ and are ready to embark upon your Management Level journey.
CIMA Operational Level Case Study
What you'll learn
By passing the CIMA Operational level, you will gain the CIMA Diploma in Management Accounting
Operational level is the first level of the CIMA Professional Qualification and consists of three subject areas.
What do you learn at Operational Level?
The Operational level focuses on short term decision making. You’ll be able to work with others in your organisation and use appropriate data and technology to translate medium term decisions into short term actionable plans.
Part – Qualified designatory letters CIMA Dip MA
After successfully completing the level, you are awarded with the part-qualified designatory letters ‘CIMA Dip MA’ and are ready to embark upon your Management Level journey.
CIMA Management Level Case Study
What you'll learn
Each level of the CIMA Professional Qualification culminates in a Case Study Examination, which integrates the knowledge, skills and techniques from across the three pillars into one synoptic capstone examination.
At the Management level, the role simulated is that of a finance manager. The capstone Case Study Examination provides a simulated context allowing candidates to demonstrate that they have acquired the required knowledge, skills, techniques and the mindset required for that role.
CIMA F3 Financial Strategy
What you'll learn
The different strategic financial objectives and policy options that are open to organisations.
The types of funds available to organisations to finance the implementation of their strategies, including where and how they access these funds at the right time, in the right quantities and at the right cost.
The sources of financial risk, how to evaluate and manage financial risk appropriately, and techniques in business valuation to assess whether a company has created and preserved value within the organisation.
The valuation techniques to calculate value of organisations and conditions applicable for such calculations especially intangibles in the digital world and how to report intangible value and their drivers in integrated reporting.
CIMA F2 Advanced Financial Reporting
What you'll learn
What do you learn in F2?
The sources and types of funds and how much they cost.
The key financial reporting standards on which financial statements will be based and the application of those standards to prepare group accounts.
The International Integrated Reporting Framework and its components and how to conduct analyses of financial statements and their limitations.
CIMA F1 Financial Reporting
What you'll learn
By passing the CIMA Operational level, you will gain the CIMA Diploma in Management Accounting
Operational level is the first level of the CIMA Professional Qualification and consists of three subject areas.
What do you learn at Operational Level?
The Operational level focuses on short term decision making. You’ll be able to work with others in your organisation and use appropriate data and technology to translate medium term decisions into short term actionable plans.
Part – Qualified designatory letters CIMA Dip MA
After successfully completing the level, you are awarded with the part-qualified designatory letters ‘CIMA Dip MA’ and are ready to embark upon your Management Level journey.
CIMA E3 Strategic Management
What you'll learn
What do you learn in E3?
The foundation of strategic management and an understanding of the dynamics of the organisational ecosystem and how it affects the strategy of the organisation.
Strategic choice and how options are generated, linking them to the purpose, values and vision of the organisation and how the options are evaluated, chosen and integrated coherently to form the strategy of the organisation.
How strategy is implemented, how implementation objectives are achieved and how change is managed.
What are the technologies that underpin digital transformation and various elements of digital strategy.
CIMA E2 Managing Performance
What you'll learn
The Management level focuses on translating long term decisions into medium term plans.
You’ll be able to use data and relevant technology to manage organisational and individual performance, allocate resources to implement decisions; monitor and report implementation of decisions; as well as prepare and interpret financial statements to highlight business performance.
Part – Qualified designatory letters CIMA Adv Dip MA
After passing all four exams, you are awarded with the part-qualified designatory letters ‘CIMA Adv Dip MA’ and are ready to embark upon your Strategic Level journey.
CIMA E1 Managing Finance in a Digital World
What you'll learn
By passing the CIMA Operational level, you will gain the CIMA Diploma in Management Accounting
Operational level is the first level of the CIMA Professional Qualification and consists of three subject areas.
What do you learn at Operational Level?
The Operational level focuses on short term decision making. You’ll be able to work with others in your organisation and use appropriate data and technology to translate medium term decisions into short term actionable plans.
Part – Qualified designatory letters CIMA Dip MA
After successfully completing the level, you are awarded with the part-qualified designatory letters ‘CIMA Dip MA’ and are ready to embark upon your Management Level journey.
CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting
What you'll learn
This programme is CIMA’s own entry route to the CIMA Professional Qualification. It is highly valued as it provides you with the knowledge and understanding in the basics of management accounting, financial accounting and business. This knowledge is vital in today’s business environment.
