8 webinars discussing various topics, giving updates on new legislation, and insights into all the relevant topics within the VAT realm.
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8 webinars discussing various topics, giving updates on new legislation, and insights into all the relevant topics within the VAT realm.
A tailored programme dedicated to equipping you with the necessary skills and techniques for increasingly demanding board and governance responsibilities.
The course will provide learners with a general knowledge of skills and competences required to work in finance and office administration, thus improving on and enhancing the learners’ skill set as well as their future opportunities.
Module 1: Accounting
Module 2: Business skills
Module 3: Fiscal related matters
Module 4: Business IT
Contact hours - 75
Self-Study hours - 19
Hands-on hours - 95
Assessment hours - 4
The entry requirements are limited to a good command of the English language and a general O-level standard of education.
Previous experience in an office or finance department is preferable, but not a pre-requisite.
The course is aimed at:
Upon completion of this course, learners will be able to carry out routine book keeping entries and to pass adjustments (manually or in accounting software) allowing them to close off the books of account and prepare basic financial statements. They will know what documentation to retain and will be able to monitor banking facilities and create internal controls. They will be familiar with a number of new business skills that will see them being familiar with EU funding procedures, health and safety issues and social media. Learners will also be able to carry out administrative tasks in connection with the company’s fiscal obligations and will be more familiar with Office applications which they can then use to communicate and make better presentations.
Welcome to the Anti Money Laundering Training.
The course is subdivided into sections that explain better the process of AML and how to prevent it.
Welcome to the Mapfre MSV Life Insurance Policy E-Learn.
In the next hour you will go through a brief overview of the portal and understand the elements within.
eLearn finalisation - DRAFT
Initial final draft - v0.1 --- REVIEWED
2nd final draft - v0.2 --- PUBLISHED INTERNALLY (SCRIPT FORWARDED TO MAPFRE)
3rd final draft - v0.3 --- PUBLISHED INTERNALLY
4th final draft - v0.4 --- PUBLISHED and REVIEWED INTERNALLY
Final voice over recording - planned after script feedback from MAPFRE
5th final draft - v0.5 --- PUBLISHED INTERNALLY
By the end of this course candidates will master the techniques of using the right excel tools to solve problems more efficiently. Also new features in the current Excel version will be highlighted.
Topics covered include Conditional Formatting wizard, Flash Fill, Name Manager, various functions (string, maths, logical, lookup), pivot tables, slicers and pivot charts to build a BI dashboard.
Having practiced all of these new skills extensively during the course you will be able to hit the ground running on your return to the office and should be able to complete your Excel work far more proficiently.
Training Methodology
We believe that learning is most effective when presented in a relevant context so that the skills, strategy, and knowledge are meaningful to our delegates and can be applied directly in the training. Training sessions are conducted as hands-on workshops.
Each delegate will be given a digital courseware manual to refer to after the course.
Apply Fill Tools, Conditional Formatting and Filtering
Working with Data
Using Formulas
Data Analysis & and Manipulation using PivotTables & PivotCharts
Welcome !
We would like to thank you for registering to the Webinar: COVID-19: Challenges and opportunities for SMEs
On this page you will find relevant links to the elearns that look into the various aspects discussed during the webinar.
We hope you will find the elearns of interest.
Four days of blended workshops, which will prepare you for every step in managing a project.
Test Space for SCORM Packages
Testing Auto Enrollment
Short course for General Data Protection Regulation, abridged and suitable for ages 8 and upwards
General Data Protection Regulation eLearning
This course provides training for Officers/officials/Practitioners experienced in data protection issues, for new Data Protection Officers who need to be trained in data protection matters and for any person who, in the carrying out of his duties, processes personal data, including personal data representatives, chief information officers, IT Managers, compliance officers, internal auditors, records managers, human resources managers, administration officers and marketing managers.
The training programme is intended for individuals working in the public or the
private sector. This could include all industries including the financial services
and i-gaming sectors.
Module 1: The GDPR; The Data Protection Act, 2018 (Cap.586); and
related legislation including the ePrivacy Directive
Module 2: Privacy Impact Assessments and Data Protection Audits
Contact hours - 40
Self-Study hours - 60
Hands-on hours - 16
Assessment hours - 2
Lectures are 3 hours each and are held once a week.
A good command of the English language to an approximate MQF level 3 standard. Previous exposure to office environments including roles in finance an advantage.
FORMATIVE
Formative feedback is provided throughout the course using a choice of dedicated email
or e-learning platform discussion and personal messaging.
Learn the best ways to use Microsoft Excel for data analysis, reporting and modeling for decision making using real-world business scenarios. Designed for supervisors, managers or team members who need to summarize, report and analyze data, this course will present helpful tools to evaluate investments and financial decisions, ensure accurate data entry by creating a list of values, summarize data using histograms and PivotTables, estimate business variables using trend curves and present the data.
Excel Intermediate Level
The aim of this course is to give delegates a thorough grounding in Excel Advanced functions, Data Analysis Tools, Reporting and Business Modelling. It uses multiple exercises to ensure that delegates can practice the key techniques that are taught and also ask any questions that they may have.
Our aim is that you leave the course as a confident user of Excel and can start automating your spreadsheets as soon as your return to your office.
Attending delegates will be presented with a Certificate of Attendance upon completion of training.
We believe that learning is most effective when presented in a relevant context so that the skills, strategy, and knowledge are meaningful to our delegates and can be applied directly in the training. Training sessions are conducted as hands-on workshops.
Each delegate will be given a digital courseware manual to refer to after the course.
Advanced Functions
What-If
Advanced Data Analysis & Presentation
Trend Analysis
Automating processes with Macros
A foundation in basic Excel techniques is advised.
By the end of this course candidates will master the techniques of using the right excel tools to solve problems more efficiently. Also new features in the current Excel version will be highlighted.
Topics covered include Conditional Formatting wizard, Flash Fill, Name Manager, various functions (string, maths, logical, lookup), pivot tables, slicers and pivot charts to build a BI dashboard.
Having practiced all of these new skills extensively during the course you will be able to hit the ground running on your return to the office and should be able to complete your Excel work far more proficiently.
Attending delegates will be presented with a Certificate of Attendance upon completion of training.
We believe that learning is most effective when presented in a relevant context so that the skills, strategy, and knowledge are meaningful to our delegates and can be applied directly in the training. Training sessions are conducted as hands-on workshops.
Each delegate will be given a digital courseware manual to refer to after the course.
Apply Fill Tools, Conditional Formatting and Filtering
Working with Data
Using Formulas
Data Analysis & and Manipulation using PivotTables & PivotCharts
The Cyber Security for the end user eLearn is designed to help you and your organisation effectively adopt cyber hygiene practices and protect against cyber threats.
What’s included in this eLearn:
Find out the password from the hidden clues in the office, get in the laptop, find the file and send it to yourself.
Can you do it in 15 minutes?
Just imagine how quickly a real hacker could enter your laptop. Are you sure you keep all your data safe?
Course Overview
CompTIA Security+ is a global certification that validates the baseline skills you need to perform core security functions and pursue an IT security career.
CompTIA Security+ is the first security certification IT professionals should earn.
Course Outline
Topics include:
Learning objectives
Trainees enrolled in the CompTia Security+ course, will gain a detailed understanding of:
Prerequisites
To join this course, you need to have basic familiarity with PCs and networks, even though there are no specific prerequisites, since the course covers all the topics in detail.
Unsure whether you do meet the established prerequisites? No problem. Speak to us and based on your background we will help you understand if this course is right for you.
Method of Delivery
The tools and techniques used throughout this trainee encompass all aspects of security. The course is designed to bring together theory and concepts through practical representation and application. Each trainee is provided will comprehensive materials that are followed during the training sessions.
What’s included
Course Overview
The ISO 27001 Lead Auditor course is a PECB (Professional Evaluation and Certification Board) official course. The three-day intensive course will help you develop the skills needed to audit an Information Security Management System (ISMS). You'll also be able to manage a team of auditors, by applying widely-recognised audit principles, procedures and techniques.
PECB is officially accredited under ISO 17024 from ANSI. They are the first personnel certification body to be accredited by a National Accreditation Authority.
You will gain the skills and knowledge needed to plan and perform audits, compliant with the certification process of the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 standard. Through practical exercises, you will learn the following skills:
Course outline
You will learn the following content:
Planning and Initiating an ISO 27001 audit
Conducting an ISO 27001 audit
Concluding and ensuring the follow-up of an ISO 27001 audit
Exam track
You'll take the ISO/IEC 27001 Lead Auditor exam as part of the course.
You will also get one year free PECB membership, and be able to apply for the following titles depending on your experience:
Learning objectives
Participants will gain the knowledge to conduct internal or external audits of an Information Security Management System, either as a sole auditor, a member of an audit team, or as the team leader. Specifically, you will:
Prerequisites
It is recommended that you have already attended Information Security Management System (ISMS) Foundation training, or have a basic knowledge of ISO/IEC 27001:2013 and ISO/IEC 27002:2013.
Prior to attending the course, you must also have:
What’s included
Certified Network Defender (CND) is a vendor-neutral, hands-on, instructor-led comprehensive network security certification training program offered by EC Council. The training is a skills-based, lab intensive program that is based on a job-task analysis and cybersecurity education framework.
The program prepares trainees on network security technologies and operations to attain in-depth network security preparedness. It covers all elements related to protecting, detecting and responding in terms of network security. The course covers major network security tools and techniques which provide network administrators real world expertise on current network security technologies and operations. The course material provides detailed network security best practices, assessments and protection tools. The kit also contains templates for various network policies leading to additional learning.
Who is it For?
Course Outline
About the Exam
Exam Name: CND (312-38) Exam
Number of Questions: 100
Test Duration: 4 Hours
Test Format: Interactive Multiple Choice Questions
Test Delivery: ECC Exam
This cyber security course immerses the students into an interactive environment where they are shown how to scan, test, hack and secure their own systems - ethically. The lab intensive environment gives each student in-depth knowledge and practical experience with the current essential cyber security systems.
Students begin by understanding how perimeter defences work and how to scan and attack their own networks, no real network is harmed. Finally, students then learn how intruders escalate privileges and what steps can be taken to secure a system.
By the end of this course, students would be able to understand:
IT Security for End Users: An Overview
This course is a part of a two modul series about banking risk and financial risk management.
The financial ecosystem has deepened in size, sophistication and complexity across countries over the last few decades. The banking institutions need to adjust risk management procedures to accommodate risks that come with new players in this complex ecosystem.
After completing this module you will be able to understand the operation of the overall supervisory framework. What are the elements of capital requirement calculations, what is Basel and the Pillars and what will “Basel IV”, CRD V and CRR II bring us in the near future.
This module will introduce you the supervisory framework, it will discuss the main elements of the capital requirements regulation (CRR) and the capital requirements directive (CRD), after which the future outlook of the same topic is described.
EBA, ECB, BRRD, MREL, CRR, CRD, CET1… so many acronyms. After completing this e-learning you will be able to understand these acronyms and the related content more comfortably.
After completing this course you will be more familiar with different metrics used in monitoring bank’s performance.
After a short introduction, financial statement related metrics will be discussed based on publicly available investor information. The e-learning provides insight into the most important numbers and ratios, but also discusses related considerations, limitations, etc.
For monitoring bank’s performance financial metrics are useful, but not sufficient. How can we monitor performance based on non-financial metrics? This topic is elaborated in the fourth chapter, after which suggested approaches to performance measurement are described in the closing remarks chapter of this course.
Today’s companies face a vast array of cyber risks — both known and unexpected. Some risks turn into crises that have significant implications for operations or even a company’s future. Given this setting, it’s a challenge for boards to get comfortable with addressing cyber threats appropriately — but it’s a critical responsibility. Boards frequently delegate elements of risk oversight to committees — most commonly to the audit committee. But ultimately the responsibility for cyber risk oversight resides with the full board, and each director should understand the key threats facing the company.
This module helps boards better understand the changing landscape of cybersecurity oversight, management’s role in managing crisis, and effective ways to oversee the process. It also includes insights on how boards can most effectively discharge their responsibilities when a crisis strikes.
A) Components of IFRS financial statements:
B) IFRS standards relevant to banks:
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
A) Components of IFRS financial statements:
B) IFRS standards relevant to banks:
Understand the difference between measurement at amortised cost and at fair value.
A) Amortised cost:
B) Fair value:
C) Disclosures
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
Understand the difference between measurement at amortised cost and at fair value.
A) Amortised cost:
B) Fair value:
C) Disclosures
A) Classification principles of debt and equity
B) Practical applications
A) Classification principles of debt and equity
B) Practical applications
A) Derecognition:
B) Consolidation
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
A) Derecognition:
B) Consolidation
A) Recognition, classification & measurement, reclassification:
B) Derecognition, equity versus debt, embedded derivatives
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
A) Recognition, classification & measurement, reclassification:
B) Derecognition, equity versus debt, embedded derivatives
A) Concept of impairment under IAS 39:
B) Objective evidence of impairment:
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
A) Concept of impairment under IAS 39:
B) Objective evidence of impairment:
C) Calculate recoverable amount:
D) IAS 39 in perspective:
Introducing you to the theory of the three models of IFRS hedge accounting
A) Hedge accounting requirements and specific hedge accounting topics
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
Introducing you to the theory of the three models of IFRS hedge accounting
A) Hedge accounting requirements and specific hedge accounting topics
Showing you when hedge accounting can be useful and the application of hedge accounting
A) Eligible hedge items:
B) Eligible hedge instruments:
C) Requirements:
D) Specific hedge accounting related topics:
•Providing you with practical examples of issues encountered while applying cash flow hedge accounting.
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
Showing you when hedge accounting can be useful and the application of hedge accounting
A) Eligible hedge items:
B) Eligible hedge instruments:
C) Requirements:
D) Specific hedge accounting related topics:
•Providing you with practical examples of issues encountered while applying cash flow hedge accounting.
Showing you when hedge accounting can be useful and the role of fair value hedges
A) Eligible hedged items:
B) Eligible hedged instruments:
C) Requirements:
D) Specific hedge accounting related topics:
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
Showing you when hedge accounting can be useful and the role of fair value hedges
A) Eligible hedged items:
B) Eligible hedged instruments:
C) Requirements:
D) Specific hedge accounting related topics:
A) Why macro fair value hedge?
B) MFVH process steps
C) Journal entries:
D) Impact on Practical considerations:
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
A) Why macro fair value hedge?
B) MFVH process steps
C) Journal entries:
D) Impact on Practical considerations:
A) Classification & Measurement:
B) Impairment:
C) Hedge Accounting:
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
A) Classification & Measurement:
B) Impairment:
C) Hedge Accounting:
A) Derivatives:
B) Financial liabilities:
C) Reclassifications:
D) Impact on banks:
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
A) Derivatives:
B) Financial liabilities:
C) Reclassifications:
D) Impact on banks:
A) Expected credit loss model:
B) Disclosures:
C) Implementation issues:
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.
A) Expected credit loss model:
B) Disclosures:
C) Implementation issues:
A) Case 1 - Scoping
B) Case 2 – Classification & Measurement:
C) Case 3 - Impairment
A) Eligible hedge items and hedging instruments:
B) Specific hedge accounting related topics:
You will learn in this e-learning that hedge accounting under IFRS 9 is complex and comes with a significant number of detailed rules. It may be difficult to achieve in practice. In this chapter there will be focus on several practicalities.
At the end of the e-learning an exam tests your knowledge of the topics discussed during the e-learning.