The Bitesize Finance series of short courses is designed for people working or volunteering in the voluntary and community sector. Each course in the series gives a simple introduction to a practical finance topic. Courses can be booked individually or you can book all six and get one free.
Bitesize Petty Cash & Volunteer Expenses will help you:
Understand the need for some rules about who can claim petty cash and for what
How to record petty cash spending
How to make sure your petty cash doesn't get in a mess
Understand what can and cannot be paid to volunteers as expenses
The course is suitable for beginners with little or no knowledge of bookkeeping or financial matters. It is ideal for committee members, admin or finance workers, co-ordinators as well as finance volunteers.
Follow up support is available to help you put your learning into practice and more advanced training is available if you would like to learn more.
The Bitesize Finance series of short courses is designed for people working or volunteering in the voluntary and community sector. Each course in the series gives a simple introduction to a practical finance topic. Courses can be booked individually or you can book all six and get one free.
Bitesize Paying Staff will help you:
Understand the importance of following PAYE rules even if your staff work only a few hours a week
How to get started with paying staff
Where to find the resources you need
The course is suitable for beginners with little or no knowledge of bookkeeping or payroll matters. It is ideal for committee members, admin or finance workers, co-ordinators as well as finance volunteers.
Follow up support is available to help you put your learning into practice and more advanced training is available if you would like to learn more.
The other courses in the Bitesize Finance series are:
Bitesize Petty Cash & Volunteers Expenses on 22nd February 2012
Bitesize Bookkeeping on 29th February 2012
Bitesize Budgeting on 7th March 2012
Bitesize Bank Reconciliations on 14th March 2012
Bitesize Cashflow Forecasts on 21st March 2012
Who is the course suitable for?:
Beginners, working or volunteering in the voluntary sector
The Bitesize Finance series of short courses is designed for people working or volunteering in the voluntary and community sector. Each course in the series gives a simple introduction to a practical finance topic. Courses can be booked individually or you can book all six and get one free.
Bitesize Cashflow Forecasts will help you:
Understand that a balanced budget may not be sufficient to keep your project afloat
Know how to check that your project will not go overdrawn
The importance of cashflow when money is tight
The course is suitable for beginners with little or no knowledge of bookkeeping or financial matters. It is ideal for committee members, admin or finance workers, co-ordinators as well as finance volunteers.
Follow up support is available to help you put your learning into practice and more advanced training is available if you would like to learn more.
The other courses in the Bitesize Finance series are:
Bitesize Petty Cash & Volunteers Expenses on 22nd February 2012
Bitesize Bookkeeping on 29th February 2012
Bitesize Budgeting on 7th March 2012
Bitesize Bank Reconciliations on 14th March 2012
Bitesize Paying Staff on 28th March 2012
Who is the course suitable for?:
Beginners, working or volunteering in the voluntary sector
The Bitesize Finance series of short courses is designed for people working or volunteering in the voluntary and community sector. Each course in the series gives a simple introduction to a practical finance topic. Courses can be booked individually or you can book all six and get one free.
Bitesize Bank Reconciliations will help you:
Understand the need to check that your records of income and expenditure are accurate
How to do a bank reconciliation to compare your bookkeeping records to the bank statement
Common errors and how to correct them
The course is suitable for beginners with little or no knowledge of bookkeeping or financial matters. It is ideal for committee members, admin or finance workers, co-ordinators as well as finance volunteers.
Follow up support is available to help you put your learning into practice and more advanced training is available if you would like to learn more.
The other courses in the Bitesize Finance series are:
Bitesize Petty Cash & Volunteers Expenses on 22nd February 2012
Bitesize Bookkeeping on 29th February 2012
Bitesize Budgeting on 7th March 2012
Bitesize Cashflow Forecasts on 21st March 2012
Bitesize Paying Staff on 28th March 2012
Who is the course suitable for?:
Beginners, working or volunteering in the voluntary sector
The Bitesize Finance series of short courses is designed for people working or volunteering in the voluntary and community sector. Each course in the series gives a simple introduction to a practical finance topic. Courses can be booked individually or you can book all six and get one free.
Bitesize Budgeting will help you:
Understand the need to record your organisation's income and expenditure
How to use a cash book to record day to day spending
Typical headings and how to adapt them for your organisation
The course is suitable for beginners with little or no knowledge of bookkeeping or financial matters. It is ideal for committee members, admin or finance workers, co-ordinators as well as finance volunteers.
Follow up support is available to help you put your learning into practice and more advanced training is available if you would like to learn more.
The other courses in the Bitesize Finance series are:
Bitesize Petty Cash & Volunteers Expenses on 22nd February 2012
Bitesize Bookkeeping on 29th February 2012
Bitesize Bank Reconciliations on 14th March 2012
Bitesize Cashflow Forecasts on 21st March 2012
Bitesize Paying Staff on 28th March 2012
Who is the course suitable for?:
Beginners, working or volunteering in the voluntary sector
The Bitesize Finance series of short courses is designed for people working or volunteering in the voluntary and community sector. Each course in the series gives a simple introduction to a practical finance topic. Courses can be booked individually or you can book all six and get one free.
Bitesize Bookkeeping will help you:
Understand the need to record your organisation's income and expenditure
How to use a cash book to record day to day spending
Typical headings and how to adapt them for your organisation
The course is suitable for beginners with little or no knowledge of bookkeeping or financial matters. It is ideal for committee members, admin or finance workers, co-ordinators as well as finance volunteers.
Follow up support is available to help you put your learning into practice and more advanced training is available if you would like to learn more.
The other courses in the Bitesize Finance series are:
Bitesize Petty Cash & Volunteers Expenses on 22nd February 2012
Bitesize Budgeting on 7th March 2012
Bitesize Bank Reconciliations on 14th March 2012
Bitesize Cashflow Forecasts on 21st March 2012
Bitesize Paying Staff on 28th March 2012
Who is the course suitable for?:
Beginners, working or volunteering in the voluntary sector
The Bitesize Finance series of short courses is designed for people working or volunteering in the voluntary and community sector. Each course in the series gives a simple introduction to a practical finance topic. Courses can be booked individually or you can book all six and get one free.
Bitesize Petty Cash & Volunteer Expenses will help you:
Understand the need for some rules about who can claim petty cash and for what
How to record petty cash spending
How to make sure your petty cash doesn't get in a mess
Understand what can and cannot be paid to volunteers as expenses
The course is suitable for beginners with little or no knowledge of bookkeeping or financial matters. It is ideal for committee members, admin or finance workers, co-ordinators as well as finance volunteers.
Follow up support is available to help you put your learning into practice and more advanced training is available if you would like to learn more.
The other courses in the Bitesize Finance series are:
Bitesize Bookkeeping on 29th February 2012
Bitesize Budgeting on 7th March 2012
Bitesize Bank Reconciliations on 14th March 2012
Bitesize Cashflow Forecasts on 21st March 2012
Bitesize Paying Staff on 28th March 2012
Who is the course suitable for?:
Beginners, working or volunteering in the voluntary sector
This half day course will provide you with an overview of best practice in supervision. It will address the role and function of supervision, suggest a range of supervision models and address a range of common issues facing those that supervise staff.
This half day course will provide you with an overview of best practice in supervision. It will address the role and function of supervision, suggest a range of supervision models and address a range of common issues facing those that supervise staff.
Do you need to get to grips with monitoring and evaluation systems? This interactive course will introduce the concepts and practices of monitoring and evaluation. It will help you to understand their importance and to review and get in place sound monitoring and evaluation systems.
This is a series of five half day courses that gives a thorough introduction to all aspects of managing your voluntary organisation's money. It is designed for beginners and those wanting to refresh their skills. Priority will be given to those booking all five courses.
This session will give you the practi cal skills to produce useful financial reports for your management committee.
By the end of this course you will:
Understand the importance of providing financial reports to your management committee
Know some typical reports that you could use in your organisation e.g.
– Receipts and payments accounts – A budget variance report – A cashflow forecast
For more information contact Christine on: 020 8314 6576 or e-mail:christine@valewisham.org.uk
Prerequisites for attending this course:
This course is part of a series of fi ve half day sessions. Priority will be given to people att ending all fi ve sessions. NB This fi nal session relies on knowledge and skills acquired in the four earlier sessions. If you want to att end this session on its own you will need experience of bookkeeping and budgeting. Please check with the course organiser before booking.
This is a series of five half day courses that gives a thorough introduction to all aspects of managing your voluntary organisation's money. It is designed for beginners and those wanting to refresh their skills. Priority will be given to those booking all five courses.
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Do you want to know the secrets to writing successful promotional material? This practical course will give you an overview of how to present your case clearly in writing and get the reaction you want. You will learn how to:
