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The aim of this course is to qualify participants who are not specialized in accounting to understand the basic principles of the accounting cycle, analyze financial statements, and enable them to make informed financial decisions
Understand the fundamental principles and concepts of accounting.
Develop the ability to read and analyze financial statements.
Learn the mechanism of the accounting cycle.
Understand International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
Prepare accounting entries and closing adjustments.
Non-financial managers.
Entrepreneurs and business owners.
Employees in non-accounting departments.
Individuals interested in understanding accounting without an academic background.
Module 1: Accounting Concepts and the Accounting Cycle (2 hours)
Objectives of financial reporting (30 minutes)
Accounting concepts and principles (30 minutes)
Elements of financial statements (30 minutes)
Explanation of the accounting cycle (30 minutes)
Module 2: International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) (3 hours)
Objectives and components of financial statements (60 minutes)
Accounting presentation and disclosure (30 minutes)
Structure of financial statements (30 minutes)
Disclosures (60 minutes)
Module 3: Financial Data and Statements (5 hours)
Introduction to financial statements (60 minutes)
Components of the cash flow statement (60 minutes)
Preparing the statement of changes in equity (120 minutes)
Presentation of disclosures according to IFRS (60 minutes)
Module 4: Adjusting Entries and Reconciliations (2 hours)
Double-entry and accounting records (30 minutes)
Preparing the trial balance (30 minutes)
Inventory adjustments (30 minutes)
Prepaid and accrued expenses and revenues (30 minutes)
Practical applications for each module.
Post-training test to measure training impact (4 hours).
Interaction and open discussions.
Brainstorming and simulations.
Case studies and practical exercises.
Flexible delivery based on participants’ experience.
Short quizzes or a practical project.
Certificate of attendance or certificate of completion with a final assessment.
Traditional whiteboard.
Data show/projector.
Printed or digital learning materials.
Practical applications.
Arabic: Accounting Toolkit (Saudi Organization for Certified Public Accountants – SOCPA).
English: International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
Certified Financial Expert and Consultant A Certified Public Accountant accredited by the Saudi Organization for Chartered and Professional Accountants (SOCPA). He holds a Master’s degree in Accounting from the University of Miami – Florida (2000) and a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University. He is also a Certified Financial Consultant (CFC), a Certified Business Administrator (CBA), and an accredited Arbitrator by the Ministry of Justice specializing in financial and accounting transactions. He is an affiliate member of the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers, a member of audit and review committees in several companies, and a consultant to charitable organizations (including the Orphan Care Association and the Suleiman Al-Rajhi Charitable Foundation). He is also a certified endowment consultant by the Saudi Judicial Scientific Society. In addition, he holds a license to practice accounting and auditing issued by the Ministry of Commerce, and has delivered numerous accredited training courses both inside and outside the Kingdom.
