lntroduction

The "Insurance Fraud Prevention" course is an essential tool to enhance participants' understanding of fraud in the insurance industry and how to deal with it. The course aims to develop participants' skills in identifying and preventing fraud and mitigating its impact on insurance companies.

It covers important topics that help participants understand the concept of fraud and emphasize the importance of maintaining the utmost good faith principle in the insurance industry. The course also familiarizes participants with the requirements and obligations of both the insurance company and the client.

 Objectives

• Qualify accounting and finance graduates for the job market and enhance their technical skills to keep up with modern developments in the accounting profession.
• Enhance participants' abilities to use modern technologies and secure distinguished contemporary positions.
• Provide practical applications and case studies using examples from journals, ledgers, invoices, financial records, and computer applications.

Course outline

• Principles of Financial Accounting
• Cash Accounting
• Overview of Guarantees and Documentary Credits
• Accounting for Accounts Receivable and Receipts
• Accounting for Non-Current Assets
• Short-Term and Long-Term Liabilities Accounting
• Capital Structure and Equity
• Accounting for Sales and Revenue Recognition Methods
• Accounting for Salaries and Employee Benefits
• Inventory Reconciliations, Account Closure, and Preparation of Audit Budgets
• Financial Statement Preparation

 Who is this course for

• Accounting and finance employees in the public and private sectors.
• Graduates of accounting and finance departments in universities.
• Graduates of accounting and finance diplomas.
• Any individuals interested in learning accounting skills.