Programme Objective

This course is ideal for students and working adults who are preparing themselves for the SCAQ Examinations Module – Accounting for Decision Making (ADF).

Programme Outline

The Accounting for Decision Making module develops cost accounting techniques for planning, control, and decision making. The key focus is on analysis of relevant information for decision making by management. Upon successful completion of this module, Candidates will have gained practical knowledge through the application of various strategic management accounting tools and techniques.
After taking this module, you will be able to:

• Explain managerial accounting and its primary responsibilities in organisations and classify costs used in managerial accounting.
• Apply various cost management tools for analysis and decision making.
• Prepare master and flexible budgets and apply standard costs to compute and interpret the cost variances.
• Identify various types of responsibility centres and evaluate various types of short-term.
• Analyse various types of strategic models in managerial accounting.
• Discuss the application of balanced scorecard and performance measurements for strategic planning and control for sustainable business.

Be prepared to take the SCAQ Exam – Accounting for Decision Making (ADF)

Training Methodology

Hybrid Learning with Learning Videos and a choice of in-person or live broadcast workshops.

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Closing Date for Registration

1 week prior or until full enrolment.

Intended For

SCAQ Candidates taking Foundation Module – Accounting for Decision Making (ADF)  Examination

Competency Mapping

Others = 38.00 Hours

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