Company finances – clear and practical
This training will help you:
Understand the key financial principles that impact business.
Learn how to plan your finances and control your budget.
Understand the profit and loss statement and cash flow to assess the financial situation of the company.
Discover what your funding sources are and how to manage them.
Learn to analyze the profitability of projects and make sound business decisions.
Benefit or why is it worth it?
For the participant:
You will gain practical financial knowledge without complicated jargon.
You will learn how to better manage your budget and make financial decisions.
You will learn to analyze basic company financial reports.
For the company:
Employees who are aware of financial mechanisms make better business decisions.
Better planning and cost control impacts company profitability.
The efficiency of operations in various areas of business is increasing.
Who is this training for?
This training is for you if:
- You are not a finance professional, but you want to understand business finance.
- Do you want to better manage your team or company’s budget?
- You need a simple and practical introduction to financial mechanisms.
What will you find in the training?
Introduction to finance – key concepts and their meaning.
Financial planning – how to control your budget and make informed decisions.
Profit and loss account – how to analyze a company’s profitability.
Company assets and sources of financing – where to get funds for development?
Cash flow statement – how to manage cash in your company?
Assessing the profitability of a project – how to analyze risks and potential profits?
Engagement mechanisms and training methods used in the course
This training was designed for individuals without a financial background who need a simple yet solid introduction to the world of corporate finance. It focuses on practice, eliminating unnecessary jargon and focusing on real-world applications of knowledge. The course includes:
Examples from company life – participants analyze everyday business situations, learning how the decisions they make affect the organization’s finances.
Financial Data Interpretation Exercises – The course includes exercises based on the profit and loss statement, balance sheet, and cash flow to help you understand how to “read” a company’s finances.
Modular content layout – each topic is discussed in a separate, accessible block: from basic concepts, through budget planning, to profitability and risk analysis.
Checklists and simple models – the principles of financial planning, project evaluation and budget control are presented in an understandable, step-by-step format.
Language understandable to non-financial professionals – all concepts are explained in an accessible way and with examples that you can immediately apply to your work.
