Every invoice, salary payment, and client transaction a company records eventually becomes a number in a report, but that number means nothing until someone with the right skills checks it against precise criteria and studied methods. That checking process, financial audit, is what allows a board, a bank, or an investor to actually trust the figures they are looking at.

This course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy focuses on the practical skills behind that trust: examining accounts, applying financial control methods, detecting fraud or altered figures, and producing reports that confirm, or challenge, the validity of a company's financial data.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers and owners of public and private companies.
• Heads of financial audit departments.
• Managers of internal audit offices.
• Employees working in financial audit and accounts checking.
• Students seeking to learn modern approaches in financial control.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• Explain administrative performance within financial audit offices.
• Apply methods of auditing securities and detecting existing errors.
• Use advanced accounting and financial auditing methodologies.
• Draft periodic financial reports confirming or denying account validity.
• Identify recent trends in large companies' audit and account-checking practices.

• Module 1: Modern Financial Accounting Systems

  • Modern and advanced systems skills in financial accounting.
  • Controlling and examining all company transactions and financial data.

• Module 2: Reviewing and Auditing Accounts

  • Reviewing final accounts and auditing and checking accounts.
  • Financial control skills and evaluating financial performance and statements.

• Module 3: Detecting Fraud and Errors

  • Skills for detecting fraud and altered facts in final accounting papers.
  • Methods for detecting financial fraud through company accounts.

• Module 4: Reporting and Evaluating Performance

  • Drafting periodic financial reports confirming or denying account validity.
  • Practicing the role of evaluating the company's overall financial performance.