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Accounting training courses and schools
General and Management Accounting

School: Globe University and Minnesota School of Business
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Cost and Managerial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The course is a survey of techniques for planning and managing costs, emphasizing manufacturing environments. In addition to applying job-order, process and activity-based costing techniques, students prepare flexible budgets, analyze variances and allocate costs.
 

Governmental and Not-For-Profit Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The course is an introduction to the accounting and reporting requirements for non-profit entities. Students apply fund accounting techniques to transactions in governmental units and not-for-profit organizations.
 

Intermediate Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The course is a continuation of Intermediate Accounting I. Students apply generally accepted accounting principles to fixed assets, intangibles, liabilities, stockholders’ equity, investments and revenue recognition.
 

Accounting Systems
Course Format: Classroom
The course uses a business simulation package to give students hands-on experience in computerized accounting applications for small businesses. Students use the general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, inventory, invoicing and payroll modules.
 

Managerial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
The course is an introduction to management accounting. Students solve problems relating to budgeting, job costing systems, financial statement analysis, cost-volume-profit analysis, responsibility accounting and the role of accounting information in short-term and long-term decision making. The course also introduces activity-based costing and other cost management tools.
 

Payroll Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Students compute wages and salaries, withholding for social security and income taxes and unemployment compensation taxes. The course also requires students to maintain payroll records and to prepare the relevant tax forms.
 

Accounting Principles
Course Format: Classroom
The course is an introduction to financial accounting and the basic accounting cycle. Students analyze transactions, prepare accountant’s worksheets with related financial statements and account for cash and receivables.
 

Accounting (Diploma)
Course Format: Classroom
What can you do with an accounting diploma? Get a great career start in one of the following jobs: Bookkeeper Payroll clerk Accounts payable specialist Accounts receivable specialist Receptionist-bookkeeper General clerk Accountants know where the money is! As an accounting professional, you will be the one that sees the books are up-to-date and the bills are paid on time. Your...
 

Accounting &Tax Specialist (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
A degree in accounting and tax specialist will position you to: Be a business and tax advisor Operate a home-based business Perform a wide array of accounting functions in businesses small or large A focus on tax accounting and business consulting At Globe University/Minnesota School of Business, we never lose sight of our primary goal �providing students with skills that translate int...
 

School: Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
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Accounting for Management Planning and Control
Course Format: Classroom
Accounting for Management Planning and Control details the use of financial information in management. Topics include profitability and performance measurement and activity-based management and decision support.
 

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