Training course "Financial Management of EC Projects" in Brussels, 22 - 24 February 2017
This is not a course offering insights; any Project Manager who has been audited a couple of times could offer that. What is wrong with the experience based courses is that by definition, one can only speak about issues he faced himself. Instead, this is a complete three days training, led by a former external auditor of the EC, that focuses on all aspects of financial management of EC Funded Projects. At the end of the course, you will be able to understand the methods and procedures of EU projects financial management, accurately prepare a financial report and be prepared for all aspects of an audit control.
During the three days course, special attention will be given to how you can prepare and deal with an audit, by examining common mistakes often found during the audit process and how to deal with them. Really, wouldn’t you want to know what auditors are looking for before they even arrive at your premises?
Strictly limited seats per course ensure a much more focused learning experience and a customized programme.
Courses are organised in several European countries, so choose the one which is most convenient for you and enrol today!
Find out more here: http://easn-tis.com/training-courses-2017(opens in new window)
Dates: 22 to 24 February 2017
Course Fees:
You may chose to follow the full 3-day course (recommended) but you may also opt to follow only 2 days of the training.
3 days full training course: €1390
2 days training: €990
What is included:
Participation to the training course includes:
Training material (electronic and/or hardcopy versions)
Daily coffee breaks and lunch
Certificate of attendance
Venue
After registrations participants will receive venue information along with accommodation and transportation suggestions. All courses are organised in central and easily commutable locations.
Course Syllabus
The full course takes place over 3 days:
DAY 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
The first day of the course sets the frame of the EU projects environment. Designed to set the foundations for a solid understanding of the terminology, general basis of the financial project management, methods and procedures. It has been proven very useful for people who have never before worked on an EU project but also for those knowing their ABC but want to fill in missing gaps.
DAY 2: PREPARING A FINANCIAL REPORT
The second day of the course goes into the financial aspects of projects, including the reporting principles applicable to the majority of projects. Is developed to give a sound understanding of the financial management and reporting. It includes all important elements to help participants prepare financial reports correctly.
DAY 3: MASTERING THE AUDIT PROCEDURE
The last module of the course is set to give an in-depth understanding of not-so-common aspects and on the audit procedure. It is designed to create confidence and to eliminate the possibility of facing “unpleasant surprises” during an audit. It includes very important tips and hints along with potential remedies.
View and download the Agenda here: http://easn-tis.com/sites/default/files/2017_Agenda_Training_course_Financial_Management_of_EC_Projects.pdf(opens in new window)
Register today here: http://easn-tis.com/training-courses-2017(opens in new window)
Keywords
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