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Computerised Accounting and Banking Course

Name: Computerised Accounting and Banking Course
Price: 8400 KES

Master the full spectrum of accounting and banking in one comprehensive, professionally structured course. From double-entry bookkeeping to digital treasury operations, you'll build the technical skills employers demand. Whether you're entering finance or advancing your career, this course delivers real, job-ready expertise.

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What you will learn:

You will gain a solid foundation in accounting principles, financial reporting, and banking operations. The course covers digital accounting tools, electronic banking platforms, and automated reconciliation workflows. You will learn how to assess credit risk, structure loan accounting, and manage treasury functions. Regulatory compliance, anti-money-laundering controls, and internal fraud prevention are covered in depth. Advanced topics include robotic process automation, open banking APIs, blockchain applications, and AI-driven financial tools. By the end, you will be equipped to manage end-to-end digital finance processes with confidence.

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Course content

8 Chapters • 38 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)

Chapter 1See details

Foundations of Accounting and Banking

Lesson 1 • Structure of Financial Statements
Covers the statement of financial position, income statement, and cash flow statement. Learners connect each statement to real business decisions and banking assessments.
Lesson 2 • Bank Accounts and Basic Transactions
Covers account types, transaction recording, and bank reconciliation fundamentals. Connects daily banking activity to the accounting records maintained by businesses.
Lesson 3 • Core Accounting Concepts and Principles
Introduces double-entry bookkeeping, the accounting equation, and GAAP fundamentals. Establishes the conceptual base for all subsequent financial recording tasks.
Lesson 4 • Banking System Overview
Explains central banks, commercial banks, and their roles in the economy. Provides context for understanding how banking regulations shape financial operations.

Chapter 2See details

Digital Accounting Tools and Software

Lesson 1 • Introduction to Accounting Software
Surveys leading cloud accounting platforms and their core modules. Learners evaluate software features against business size and industry requirements.
Lesson 2 • Generating and Interpreting Digital Reports
Teaches report generation, filtering, and export within accounting software. Learners interpret trial balances and financial summaries to support business decisions.
Lesson 3 • Chart of Accounts Setup
Guides learners through designing and configuring a chart of accounts digitally. Proper structure here ensures accurate automated reporting throughout the course.
Lesson 4 • Data Backup and Audit Trails
Addresses data integrity, automated backups, and electronic audit trail maintenance. Learners apply best practices to protect financial records from loss or tampering.
Lesson 5 • Recording Transactions Electronically
Covers journal entry input, batch uploads, and automated bank feeds. Learners practise entering diverse transaction types and correcting posting errors.

Chapter 3See details

Electronic Banking Operations

Lesson 1 • Electronic Bank Statement Reconciliation
Applies reconciliation techniques to downloaded electronic statements. Learners identify discrepancies, resolve timing differences, and finalise monthly reconciliations.
Lesson 2 • Online Banking Platforms and Navigation
Introduces business online banking dashboards, security protocols, and account management. Learners navigate core features used daily in corporate treasury functions.
Lesson 3 • Digital Payables and Receivables Management
Teaches electronic invoice processing, automated payment scheduling, and receivables tracking. Learners integrate these workflows with accounting software records.
Lesson 4 • Electronic Funds Transfer Methods
Covers wire transfers, ACH payments, and real-time payment rails. Learners select the appropriate transfer method based on speed, cost, and transaction type.

Chapter 4See details

Credit, Lending, and Loan Accounting

Lesson 1 • Types of Loans and Lending Products
Surveys term loans, revolving credit, mortgages, and trade finance instruments. Learners distinguish product features and match them to appropriate business financing needs.
Lesson 2 • Accounting for Loans and Borrowings
Covers journal entries for loan proceeds, repayments, and accrued interest. Learners record both borrower and lender perspectives within accounting software.
Lesson 3 • Loan Amortisation and Interest Calculation
Teaches amortisation schedules, effective interest rate methods, and compound interest. Learners build amortisation tables and verify interest expense figures electronically.
Lesson 4 • Credit Risk and Loan Loss Provisions
Introduces expected credit loss models and allowance for doubtful accounts. Learners calculate and record provisions that reflect realistic default risk in portfolios.
Lesson 5 • Credit Assessment Fundamentals
Covers the five Cs of credit, credit scoring models, and financial ratio analysis. Learners apply these tools to evaluate borrower creditworthiness from a lender's perspective.

Chapter 5See details

Financial Reporting and Analysis

Lesson 1 • Financial Ratio Analysis
Teaches liquidity, profitability, leverage, and efficiency ratios. Learners calculate and benchmark ratios against industry norms to assess financial health.
Lesson 2 • Cash Flow Analysis and Forecasting
Covers direct and indirect cash flow methods and short-term cash forecasting. Learners build rolling cash flow projections linked to operational and financing activities.
Lesson 3 • Period-End Closing Procedures
Covers adjusting entries, depreciation postings, and closing the books electronically. Learners execute a full month-end close sequence within accounting software.
Lesson 4 • Communicating Financial Results
Develops skills for presenting financial data to non-financial stakeholders. Learners create concise management reports and visualisations from accounting software outputs.
Lesson 5 • Preparing Complete Financial Statements
Guides learners through compiling a full set of financial statements from trial balance data. Emphasis is placed on proper classification, formatting, and disclosure notes.

Chapter 6See details

Banking Compliance and Regulatory Frameworks

Lesson 1 • Regulatory Bodies and Their Functions
Introduces central bank oversight, prudential regulators, and financial market authorities. Learners map regulatory responsibilities to specific banking activities and reporting duties.
Lesson 2 • Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Regulations
Covers data protection obligations, breach notification duties, and secure data handling. Learners apply privacy principles to electronic accounting and banking workflows.
Lesson 3 • Capital Adequacy and Prudential Standards
Covers risk-weighted assets, capital ratio requirements, and liquidity coverage standards. Learners calculate basic capital adequacy metrics and interpret regulatory thresholds.
Lesson 4 • Financial Reporting Compliance
Addresses mandatory disclosures, regulatory filing deadlines, and audit requirements. Learners align financial statement preparation with applicable reporting standards.
Lesson 5 • Anti-Money-Laundering Controls
Teaches customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, and suspicious activity reporting. Learners design a basic AML compliance checklist applicable to banking operations.

Chapter 7See details

Treasury Management and Cash Operations

Lesson 1 • Cash Pooling and Concentration
Covers notional pooling, physical cash concentration, and intercompany funding structures. Learners evaluate pooling arrangements to minimise idle cash and reduce borrowing costs.
Lesson 2 • Short-Term Investment and Liquidity Management
Teaches money market instruments, liquidity buffers, and investment policy guidelines. Learners construct a short-term investment ladder aligned with cash flow forecasts.
Lesson 3 • Foreign Exchange Risk Management
Introduces transaction, translation, and economic FX exposure and basic hedging tools. Learners identify FX risks in business operations and select appropriate mitigation strategies.
Lesson 4 • Treasury Function and Organisational Role
Defines treasury responsibilities within corporate finance and its relationship to accounting. Learners distinguish treasury from accounting functions and identify key performance metrics.
Lesson 5 • Bank Relationship and Fee Management
Covers bank account rationalisation, fee analysis, and service-level negotiation. Learners audit a bank fee statement and identify cost-reduction opportunities.

Chapter 8See details

Advanced E-Accounting and Banking Integration

Lesson 1 • Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Applications
Examines blockchain use cases in payments, trade finance, and audit trails. Learners assess the impact of distributed ledger technology on traditional accounting records.
Lesson 2 • API Integration Between Banking and Accounting
Covers open banking APIs, data mapping, and automated reconciliation pipelines. Learners configure a bank-to-accounting data feed and validate transaction synchronisation.
Lesson 3 • Robotic Process Automation in Finance
Introduces RPA bots for invoice processing, payment runs, and report generation. Learners identify automation candidates and map bot workflows for repetitive finance tasks.
Lesson 4 • Strategic Digital Transformation Planning
Guides learners through assessing digital maturity and building a finance transformation roadmap. Learners produce a prioritised action plan for upgrading e-accounting and banking capabilities.
Lesson 5 • Data Analytics and Financial Intelligence
Applies business intelligence tools to financial datasets for trend detection and anomaly flagging. Learners build interactive dashboards that surface actionable insights from accounting data.

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This course is for you:

Bookkeeper: wants to expand skills into banking and digital finance.
Recent graduate: entering the workforce and targeting financial sector roles.
Small business owner: needs to understand financial records and banking operations.
Career changer: moving from an unrelated field into accounting or banking.
Bank teller: aiming to grow into a compliance or operations analyst role.
Administrative professional: handling company finances without formal accounting training.

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