Certified Professional Accountant (CPA)-Self Paced

• Demonstrate foundational knowledge in accounting, finance, and business transactions.
• Explain the strategic and operational roles of accountants in modern enterprises.
• Maintain accurate accounting records through journal entries and ledger accounts.
• Prepare and reconcile petty cash and bank statements effectively.
• Compile and interpret final accounts in line with accepted accounting practices
• Compute and interpret financial ratios to evaluate liquidity, profitability, and solvency.
• Design and manage corporate budgets aligned with organizational goals.
• Conduct investment appraisals using methods such as NPV, IRR, and Payback Period.
• Make informed financial decisions based on quantitative and qualitative analysis.
• Uphold ethical standards and apply relevant accounting regulations in financial reporting.

Modules:

M-1: Introduction to Accounting and Finance  

M-2: Role and Functions of Accountant in organization  

M-3: Recording and classifying business transactions

M-4: Understanding Cash at Bank and Petty Cash Book & Bank Reconciliation

M-5: Preparation of Final Accounts & Related Matters  

M-6: Financial Reporting for organization  

M-7: Introduction of cost accounting and break even analysis

M-8: Application of Financial Analysis and Ratio Analysis  

M-9: Corporate planning using budgeting process  

M-10: Application of investment appraisal methods

Upon completing the program, participants will be able to:

• Demonstrate foundational knowledge in accounting, finance, and business transactions.
• Explain the strategic and operational roles of accountants in modern enterprises.
• Maintain accurate accounting records through journal entries and ledger accounts.
• Prepare and reconcile petty cash and bank statements effectively.
• Compile and interpret final accounts in line with accepted accounting practices.
• Compute and interpret financial ratios to evaluate liquidity, profitability, and solvency.
• Design and manage corporate budgets aligned with organizational goals.
• Conduct investment appraisals using methods such as NPV, IRR, and Payback Period.
• Make informed financial decisions based on quantitative and qualitative analysis.
• Uphold ethical standards and apply relevant accounting regulations in financial reporting.

This program is Validated and Quality Assured by Cambridge Academy of Professionals (CAP) UK. [www.cambridgeacademy.uk]

Features:
Duration: 4 Months
Short Video Materials: Yes
Mode of Learning: Self-Paced

Exam Method:

• Number of Exams: 01
• Number of Questions: 50 MCQ Questions
• Duration: 60 Minutes
• Total Marks: 100 
• Pass Mark: 70%

Assignment:

• Total Assignments: 05
• 01 Pre-Course Assignment (Learning Purpose)
• 03 In-Course  Assignment
  • Total Marks: 100
  • Pass Mark: 70%
• 01 Capstone Projects
  • Total Marks: 300
  • Pass Mark: 70%

Name: Abdul Malik
Designation: Financial Controller
Country: Nigeria
"This program gave me a complete understanding of accounting processes and financial reporting, helping me align accounting functions with business strategy."

Name: Grace Adebayo
Designation: Senior Accountant
Country: Kenya
"The financial analysis and budgeting modules were very practical. I learned how to manage cash flow and make better financial decisions."

Name: David Kombe
Designation: Finance Manager
Country: South Africa
"This course helped me apply investment appraisal methods to make better business decisions and improve profitability."

Name: Esther Okeke
Designation: Accountant
Country: Ghana
"Learning about cost accounting and break-even analysis helped me control costs and improve financial efficiency in my department."

Name: Joseph Kamau
Designation: Financial Analyst
Country: Tanzania
"The modules on cash flow management and bank reconciliation helped me improve accuracy and efficiency in financial reporting."

Q-1: Which of the following is NOT one of the three primary forms of business organization?
A) Sole proprietorship
B) Creditorship 
C) Partnership
D) Corporation
Correct Answer: B) Creditorship

Q-2: As of December 31, 2017, Rockford Corporation reports total assets of $3,500 and stockholders' equity of $1,500. What is the company's total liabilities?
A) $1,500
B) $1,000
C) $2,500
D) $2,000 
Correct Answer: D) $2,000 

Q-3: Which financial metric is used to assess a company’s ability to meet its short-term liabilities?
A) Earnings per share
B) Current ratio 
C) Both A and B
D) None of the above
Correct Answer: B) Current ratio

• 10 Practical Focus Module
• 04 Reference Book
• Post Completion:
  •         Electronic Certificate
  •         Digital Badge via Credly.com
  •         Printed Certificate available

• Financial Accounting Skills

  Ability to record, classify, and summarize financial transactions accurately.

  Final Accounts Preparation

  Skill in preparing income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements as per applicable standards.

  Cost Accounting & Break-even Analysis

  Understanding of cost structures and the ability to perform break-even analysis for pricing and cost control decisions.

  Budgeting & Forecasting

  Ability to create, manage, and monitor organizational budgets aligned with strategic goals.

  Financial Analysis & Ratio Interpretation

  Expertise in interpreting liquidity, solvency, profitability, and operational ratios to assess business health.

  Strategic Financial Planning

  Capability to align financial management with long-term organizational strategy and market conditions.

  Problem Solving & Analytical Thinking

  Enhanced analytical ability to identify financial issues and design data-backed solutions.

  Leadership & Ethical Financial Management

  Development of leadership mindset with an emphasis on professional ethics and responsibility in finance.