How can I advance my career with the CIMA Professional – Management Level course?

When you have successfully passed the CIMA Professional Chartered Management Accounting Qualification you will become a powerhouse in the finance industry as a Management Accountant, with skills in finance, management and strategy.

Why study the CIMA Professional – Management Level online course with e-Careers?

• Learning the skills required to consolidate group accounts to build an accurate picture of finances
• 24 months access to course content so you can complete it in your own time
• An understanding of how to implement new business processes designed to raise company profitability.
• The skills required to take medium term strategic financial decisions.
• Advanced reporting skills, allowing finance professionals to better understand corporate performance.
• Deeper insight into tax implications and International Accounting Standards.
• Full preparation for the CIMA Management Level exams

What are the CIMA Professional – Management Level online course modules?

There are three modules in the CIMA Professional – Management Level online course:

• E2 – Project and Relationship Management
• F2 – Advanced Financial Reporting
• P2 – Advanced Management Accounting

What does the CIMA Professional – Management Level online course cover?

The CIMA Professional – Management Level online course covers the knowledge needed in all three modules:

• E2 – Focussing on organisational structure and the impact of change;
  • The importance of organisational design and its impact on organisational performance
  • Implementing change and project management frameworks to improve operations and profitability
  • The correct combination of teams, leadership and the management skills required to make both work together
• P2 – Taking financial reporting beyond simple budgets to gain deeper insight into costs, pricing and management control;
  • Understanding the impact of costing and pricing.
  • Improving cost estimates with activity-based costing.
  • The use of performance management and transfer pricing, and Total Quality Management (TQM) principles.
• F2 – Management accounting will involve looking after multiple accounts at one time, drawing insight from each;
• Considering complex groups, associates and joint ventures, and generating accurate reports based on each.
• Creating consolidated cash flow statements.
• Accounting for lease and share-based payments.
• International accounting standards that govern substance reports, deferred tax, earnings per share and more.
• Considering long-term finance and the cost of capital.